Understand the ICICI Bank credit card’s billing cycle in detail, including the late fees and due date.
A credit card billing cycle is the period between two consecutive billing statements during which your transactions are recorded. At the end of this cycle, your credit card statement is generated, which has details of your expenses, payments, and outstanding dues.
ICICI Bank credit card’s billing cycle varies for each user. The bill date of an ICICI Bank credit card depends on that billing cycle. The bank also allows you to change and choose your billing cycle online, giving you greater flexibility in managing your payments. Understanding your billing cycle can help you plan expenses and avoid late fees.
Your credit card statement is usually sent to you through mail or post. This statement clearly mentions the billing cycle for your ICICI Bank credit card.
Here are some ways to know your credit card billing cycle:
You can receive the statement through an email in the form of a soft copy
You can receive the bill statement in the form of a physical copy though mail post
You can opt for the bank’s mobile application, iMobile Pay, where you can log in and check the billing cycle of your credit card
You can get your credit card statement through an SMS as well
You can also log in to internet banking and get your credit card statement details
The due date of your ICICI Bank credit card bill is the last date by which you must make a payment. You can choose to pay either the total outstanding amount or the minimum due amount. Failing to pay by the due date may result in late payment fees and interest charges.
You can pay your ICICI Bank credit card bill using various online and offline methods. Choose a payment option that suits your convenience and ensures timely settlement.
Internet Banking (ICICI Bank Account Holders)
Log in to ICICI Bank’s Net Banking, go to the ‘Bill Pay’ section, and pay your credit card bill. Payment is credited within two working days.
iMobile Pay App
Open the ICICI Bank iMobile Pay app, navigate to the credit card section, and make the payment instantly.
Scan to Pay (UPI)
Use any UPI-enabled app or BHIM to transfer funds. Enter the ICICI Bank Virtual Payment Address (VPA): ccpay.<16-digit Credit Card number>@icici. For American Express cards, prefix ‘0’ before the card number.
National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)
Register your ICICI Bank credit card as a payee in your Internet Banking account. Use your 15- or 16-digit credit card number as the account number and ‘ICIC0000004’ as the IFSC code. Payments take up to one working day to reflect.
Click to Pay (Non-ICICI Bank Customers)
Use ICICI Bank’s ‘Click to Pay’ option to transfer funds through Internet Banking of any bank.
ICICI Bank ATM
Visit any ICICI Bank ATM, swipe your ICICI Bank Debit Card, select ‘More Options,’ and pay your credit card bill instantly.
ICICI Bank Customer Care
Call ICICI Bank’s 24-hour customer care and follow the IVR instructions to pay using your ICICI Bank Debit Card. Payment is credited instantly.
Cheque or Demand Draft
Drop a cheque/draft at any ICICI Bank branch or ATM drop box
Favour: ICICI Bank Credit Card <15/16-digit Credit Card Number>
Mention your name and phone number on the reverse side
Processing time:
ICICI Bank cheques – 3 working days
Non-ICICI Bank cheques – 5 working days
Outstation cheques (ICICI Bank locations) – 12 working days
Outstation cheques (Non-ICICI Bank locations) – 21 working days
Cash Payment at ICICI Bank Branch
Deposit cash at any ICICI Bank branch. Payment is credited within one working day. A service charge of ₹100 plus applicable taxes applies. Make payments at least one day before the due date to avoid penalties.
A late payment fee is charged when:
The minimum amount due is paid after the due date
No payment is received by the due date
The payment made is less than the minimum amount due
The late payment fee depends on the total amount due in your credit card statement. However, if you pay at least the minimum amount due before the due date, these charges will not apply.
Here are the late payment charges for ICICI Bank credit card, effective from 15th November 2024:
Total Amount Due (₹) |
Late Payment Fee (₹) |
Up to ₹100 |
Nil |
₹101 – ₹500 |
₹100 |
₹501 – ₹1,000 |
₹500 |
₹1,001 – ₹5,000 |
₹600 |
₹5,001 – ₹10,000 |
₹750 |
₹10,001 – ₹25,000 |
₹900 |
₹25,001 – ₹50,000 |
₹1,100 |
Above ₹50,000 |
₹1,300 |
Note: For the most up-to-date fee structure, you can visit ICICI Bank’s website and navigate to ‘Rates and Charges’. Further go to the ‘Service Charges and Fees’ section, then ‘Personal Banking’, and click on ‘Credit Card’.
You can check your billing cycle through ICICI Bank Internet Banking, the iMobile Pay app, or by contacting customer care. It is also mentioned on your monthly credit card statement.
No, billing cycles are usually around 30 days but can vary between 28 to 31 days, depending on the card issuer and the month.
You need to pay your bill before the due date to avoid late payment fees and interest charges.
Yes, but only if your credit card is registered as a biller under the Bill Pay section on the ICICI Bank website. The maximum amount you can transfer in a day is ₹50,000.