C6 Bank Announces Measure That Will Hit Users of the Card Hard

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 20/06/2023 at 00:06

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With this new measure from C6 Bank, customers will have less time to make purchases before the credit card bill due date.

Initially, C6 Bank announced news that negatively impacted its credit card customers. The period between the closing and due date of the bills has been reduced by 3 days. Therefore, its customers will have a shorter interval between the bill closing and its due date.

This allows for greater security during times of financial difficulty. Previously, C6 Bank had established a 10-day period; with the change, this period becomes 7 days. However, the change will take effect starting on July 7 according to the statement issued by the digital bank to its customers.

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If the C6 Bank user makes the bill payment through automatic debit, there will be no need to change the payment date, as the scheduling and debit will not be altered. Thus, the payment date of the credit card bill will remain the same as already established.

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Other Banks Have Also Adopted the Change

Be aware that C6 Bank was not the first to adopt this change, as other banks also decided to shorten the closing and due date of the bill. In addition to C6, Santander, Itaú, and Inter also took the same measure.

According to specialists, the situation will not bring significant changes to how consumers use credit cards from these financial institutions, as the change is minor and will not affect users’ daily lives.

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C6 Bank was created in 2019 with the aim of transforming people’s lives through genuine relationships. It is a complete bank with everything users need via an app. It was developed for individuals, businesses, and all profiles.

Those who have C6 are always a step ahead. Moreover, it is the first bank to launch an integrated toll tag, a global account, and other innovations that are part of Brazilians’ daily lives. LEARN MORE.

C6 Bank Announces Measure That Will Hit Users of the Card Hard

With this new measure from C6 Bank, customers will have less time to make purchases before the credit card bill due date.

Check If the Card Payment Date Will Change

Other Banks Have Also Adopted the Change

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With this new measure from C6 Bank, customers will have less time to make purchases before the credit card bill due date.

Check If the Card Payment Date Will Change

Other Banks Have Also Adopted the Change

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