Posted txn on statement date qn

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i intend to perform a txn that will likely post on statement date itself

will it likely be recorded for the next statement instead?
 

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i intend to perform a txn that will likely post on statement date itself

will it likely be recorded for the next statement instead?
Perform a transaction that will likely post on statement date. When is the transaction and when is the statement date you are expecting?
 

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i intend to perform a txn that will likely post on statement date itself

will it likely be recorded for the next statement instead?
How do you know the posting date before you make the transaction? Even at the same acquiring bank can post the next day sometimes.
 

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from history i know the txn will post say on 30 june today. but today is also the statement date.
 

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from history i know the txn will post say on 30 june today. but today is also the statement date.
I believe IT systems backend has a cut off timing. If same day depends the time txn is posted? And most banks or companies won't reveal the timing lest ppl for some reason like to play with that cut off
 

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Is it to meet min spend? Wouldn't really know 1 way or another.
I had 2 transactions prev (done on same day) posted on statement date - 1 counted for current billing cycle, the another for next cycle...
Usually I would do the transaction in the afternoon (if die die need to buy) to avoid being included in the current cycle.
 

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Nowadays the banks have no customer service. I guess if you take the replies here and didn't get what you think you will get, what's next?
 

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I believe IT systems backend has a cut off timing. If same day depends the time txn is posted? And most banks or companies won't reveal the timing lest ppl for some reason like to play with that cut off
I know OCBC cut off timing is 11pm, anything between 11pm and midnight is counted on next day. At least that for deposits because they refused to give me Bonus+ interest for the last-minute single deposit i made at 11.01am at month end
 

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Is it to meet min spend? Wouldn't really know 1 way or another.
I had 2 transactions prev (done on same day) posted on statement date - 1 counted for current billing cycle, the another for next cycle...
Usually I would do the transaction in the afternoon (if die die need to buy) to avoid being included in the current cycle.
I also kana UOB One Card as well, the posting dates might be few days after transaction.. one factor is depends on how often the merchants consolidate or batch or settle the transactions on their machine… if you kana those very rich or very low transaction volume, they may consolidate only every few days…

nowadays to give myself peace of mind I will make sure I fulfil the monthly $600 spending between 1st and 20th (statement date is 22nd or 23rd not sure)…
 

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Nowadays the banks have no customer service. I guess if you take the replies here and didn't get what you think you will get, what's next?
Well, it’s 2nd of July
TS can come clean whether did the transaction get posted on 30th :s13:
 

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i think posting is based on when the merchant do some processing to post the transaction... should be beyond the bank's control.

Some merchants post damn fast, good example is breadtalk using UOB card, swipe on 30 Jun, posted on 30 Jun.

Slow ones will be NTUC app payment using saved cards, at least 3-5 days to be posted. However if you use the same card via in app apple pay, posted in 1-2 days.
 

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i think posting is based on when the merchant do some processing to post the transaction... should be beyond the bank's control.

Some merchants post damn fast, good example is breadtalk using UOB card, swipe on 30 Jun, posted on 30 Jun.

Slow ones will be NTUC app payment using saved cards, at least 3-5 days to be posted. However if you use the same card via in app apple pay, posted in 1-2 days.
Yes different merchants take different number of days to post but credit card issuers / banks also affect the posting date. For example, UOB doesn’t post transactions on Sundays and public holidays but DCS does. Mari credit card even shows you the time it posts.
 

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Yes different merchants take different number of days to post but credit card issuers / banks also affect the posting date. For example, UOB doesn’t post transactions on Sundays and public holidays but DCS does. Mari credit card even shows you the time it posts.
Ho would you know if it’s the bank who doesn’t post or is it the merchant who didn’t post?
 

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Ho would you know if it’s the bank who doesn’t post or is it the merchant who didn’t post?
Usually merchants’ batching days don’t change. If they typically take 3 days to post, most transactions will take 3 days to show as posted when I look at DCS app. But for UOB there are strictly zero transactions posted on Sundays and public holidays. So that’s a UOB thing.
 
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