Amazon Store Card Payment Due Date (2024)

FAQs

Amazon Store Card Payment Due Date? ›

The Amazon Store Card due date is 23 days after the end of each monthly billing cycle, and it falls on the same date every month, excluding weekends and holidays. You can find your specific due date on your monthly statement or your online account.

The payment due date for your account can be found on your monthly billing statement, or by accessing your online account. Amazon Store Cardholders and Amazon Credit Builder holders can choose Special Financing or Equal Monthly Payments on qualifying purchases (based on item eligibility and/or cart total).

How to Avoid Paying Interest Your due date is at least 23 days after the close of each billing cycle. We will not charge you any interest on purchases if you pay your entire balance by the due date each month. Minimum Interest Charge If you are charged interest, the charge will be no less than $1.50.

You are charged for your Amazon Prime membership at the beginning of each month-long cycle.

Shop beyond Amazon.com with your Amazon Store Card

And you have the option to choose 0% APR financing with 6 equal monthly payments on qualifying Amazon Pay purchases*.

The Amazon Store Card due date is 23 days after the end of each monthly billing cycle, and it falls on the same date every month, excluding weekends and holidays. You can find your specific due date on your monthly statement or your online account.

Your credit card bill is generally due 21 to 25 days after the end of your billing cycle. You can find your exact due date listed on your monthly statement. Alternatively, you can call the customer service number on the back of your credit card for assistance.

The Store Card features include a standard variable purchase APR of 29.99% and a Late Fee of up to $40.

Yes, the Amazon Store Card builds credit, since Synchrony Bank reports your account information to all three major credit bureaus each month. Making on-time payments and keeping your balance low will improve your score. On the other hand, missing payments and maxing out your limit can hurt your credit.

If you fail to make payment to Amazon when due, we may charge you interest at the rate of 1.5% of the amount of the outstanding payment per month.

What is an Amazon payment cycle? ›

The money you make from a sale will be held in your account for at least 7 days after the estimated delivery date of each order. Then, it will be added to your available balance and disbursed at your next scheduled settlement date (usually takes 2 weeks).

The Amazon Credit Card minimum payment is $35 or 1% of the statement balance, plus fees, past-due amounts, and interest – whichever is higher. If the statement balance is less than $35, the Amazon Credit Card minimum payment will be equal to the balance.

Prime Access offers all the benefits of a regular Amazon Prime membership at a reduced monthly subscription fee. Eligible individuals, including senior citizens receiving government assistance such as SNAP or Medicaid, can subscribe to Prime Access for $6.99 per month, compared to the regular price of $14.99 per month.

No, you cannot use your Amazon Store Card at Walmart, either in-store or online. This card can only be used at Amazon and merchants that accept Amazon Pay, and Walmart currently does not accept Amazon Pay as a payment method.

The Amazon Secured Card and Amazon Prime Secured Card, issued by Synchrony Bank, are unique credit cards each with two sets of features – the Secured Card features and the Store Card features. The two credit features have some different rates, fees and rewards.

Store Card accounts (Amazon Store Card and Amazon Prime Store Card) and Secured Card accounts (Amazon Secured Card and Amazon Prime Secured Card) can be used on most purchases on Amazon.com and Amazon-branded physical stores, including in-store purchases at Whole Foods Market, Amazon Fresh, Amazon Go, and Amazon Style.

You can view and manage your subscriptions with Amazon subscriptions from Your Memberships and Subscriptions. In Your Memberships and Subscriptions, you'll see a list of your active, canceled, and expired subscriptions. You'll also see subscription information including renewal date and price.

You can find your credit card billing cycle listed on your monthly statement. You'll notice the start and end dates for your billing period are typically located on the first page of your statement, near the balance. Your card issuer may list the number of days in your billing cycle, or you'll have to do some counting.

Your credit card likely says “no minimum payment due” because the statement balance was paid in full by the most recent due date or there was no account activity during the billing period.

Click Your Account at the top of the page. Log in to your Amazon Payments account. The Overview page appears, displaying your Account Balance and Account Activity, showing the most recent transaction at the top with date, type, payment to, name of the recipient, status, amount, fees, and account balance.