What is meant by “up to 45 interest-free days”?

A purchase can have an interest-free period of a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 45 days, depending on when you make it within the billing cycle.

Concrete example: A new laptop

Imagine buying January 1 a new laptop for €1,500. This is at the start of the billing period (January 1-31). The invoice for all your January expenses expires only February 15. This means that you have to pay for the laptop You can delay for 45 days, which gives your cash flow the necessary breathing space.

Note: if you're using that same laptop January 31 had purchased, the last day of the billing period, the invoice would still be on February 15 expired. In that case, you have 15 days to pay.

The flexibility of the business credit card Qeld VISA allows you to plan your purchase strategically within this period.