in the past I have made NEFT payments one or two days after due date and no charges were levied.
Credit card grace period - Is the concept really followed?
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from when this was implemented?
Any link of this?
In December, 2018. HSBC charged me 5.5k + 800 GST for late payment. Payment was credited next day after due date from CRED due to 3-4 continuous non-working day.
So HSBC is not following this rule.
Did you manage to get it reversed? How’d the negotiation go?
@panchabhut ICICI?
@cm4444 which Bank?
what about HDFC?
hdfc, axis, sbi
@schumacher
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Thanks for sharing experience but have to ask, why do you pay your bill late, hope not just to test the grace period.
I found this review on quora…
NO, It’s not Cred is not safe. Your money is at stake. Telling this from my own experience.
I am a user of CRED since 8 months now, it was amazing to avail such glittery things. Payment notifications, due dates and all. But on 22nd July, something bad happened. I made a payment to my ICICI Amazon card which never got credited to the account.
I followed up with CRED, they provided me with an UTR number and said the payment has been made from their side and they cant do anything about it now. So I chased ICICI bank and they also denied that they do not work with/cant trace any payment via UTR number.
Don’t even get me started with the customer support of CRED, one representative wrote to me in an email that “perhaps” the payment was made to a wrong card. When I argued that I received the credit of 1INR in the same card, they had nothing to say then.
It’s all bullshit and jibbar jabbar.
At this point 26th July 2019, I am still just emailing them all the screenshots and my credit card pdf, no resolutions except, sorry.
It’s so frustrating that I am never ever gonna use that App now.
Please don’t fall into the traps of such Third party apps.
UPDATE : My payment finally got transferred to my Card after 10 days and several exhausting phone calls, chats with CRED customer cares. It’s horrific.
also i have heard that cards are also misused in some fraudulent txn’s….
These things happens and it’s nobody’s mistake. Just bad luck.
Whenever this happens, don’t panic. The money will be refunded or credited but can take some time. Instead, make min payment for credit card bill and keep following up on stuck payment.
Dear Sir,
Pls help
Recently i paid my july sbi bill on cred on 9Aug. My due date was 10 Aug.To earn some reward money i paid it partially. Cred credited half of them instantly on same day and other on 13Aug as 10,11,12 are holiday.Sbi Didnt Charged any late fee but levied massive interest charges around 2000.
Is any chances to reverse the same or i have to contact to cred for compensation?
I have a question
If i want to stop using cred and i am paranoia of my cards being misused like mentioned above, would it be a good idea to block them and get all my cards replaced ? Can the credit card account be still misused if a data breach happens or i would be completely safe since the cards have been blocked?
That’s good enough
I haven’t enabled Cred protect service ( haven’t given permission to read my emails ). But still I get notifications from cred about amount due, due date & all. I fu**ing really don’t know how they are fetching it
Then you must have screwed up somewhere.
I don’t get these notifications except only the one about paying bill. They know when I paid the last bill so they send message after a month that it’s again time to pay bill for XYZ credit card. They don’t know the amount or final date.
Citi and Amex
ICICI is my primary account so linked to SB account.
Now for all cards, I normally create a post dated payment request as soon as the bill is received, giving 4 days prior to due date. No worry of forgetting to pay.
Not a cred user and do not intent to use also.
How to schedule payments automatically? i have sbi cc
Here’s the original RBI notification:
https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/NotificationUser...
Read Para 3., it clearly says:
"" banks shall report a credit card account as ‘past due’ to credit information companies (CICs) or levy penal charges, viz. late payment charges, etc., if any, only when a credit card account remains ‘past due’ for more than three days ""
The date of this notification is July 16, 2015
Is this valid anymore?
@ great. @all
I accidentally forgot my due date of HDFC credit card and I made payment in the morning next day after due date on Sunday.
Will it effect my Cibil/Credit Score please tell me this is first time happening with me
If your payment was acknowledged by HDFC on Monday itself, you are safe.
Same thing happened with me few months back.
@great and @RDX @schumacher
Consolidated:
Icici – 2 days grace
Hdfc – 2 days grace
Citi – 2 days grace
Hsbc – no grace
Amex – 1 days grace
Kotak – 1 day grace
Sbi – 1
Standard charted – 2 days
IndusInd – 2 days
Yes bank – ?
BoB – ?
Axis – ?
Also, if your due date or grace period days is a holiday than count the next day IN as well.
Also, if you did NEFT within these days, and these neft takes days to credit then still they will waive charge, if Neft intuited day falls within these days.
But But But
Don’t push your luck so hard.
@vickyVicky
My Amazon Pay ICICI Card due date was yesterday and I paid today. Hope late fees is not charged and it falls in the grace period instead.
My due date was 11 may and i paid on 12 may , will i be charged interest for outstanding amount alongwith late payment fee? Mine is APAY ICICI Bank credit card
Hdfc follows based on personal experience. SBI card, no. The CC didn't even listen when spoke about RBI rule
in the past I have made NEFT payments one or two days after due date and no charges were levied.
Did you manage to get it reversed? How’d the negotiation go?