Is this correct sentence?

Yasuyuki MatsumiyaCan you read this correctly?

No. It does not make much sense.

Then...

The payment for this credit card will cutoff the last day of the month and withdraw the 7th of the two months after.
Is that a correct sentence?

And if it doesn't also make any sence, would you tell me better sentence, please?



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It's difficult to make a better sentence when we don't know what you want to say. What happens on the last day of the month and what happens on the 7th day of the second month after this? 'Cutoff' and 'withdraw' are meaningless to me in the context of credit cards.

Is this what you mean?
The credit card will be cancelled on the last day of the month and no further charges will be accepted. You will have one full month plus seven days' grace period to pay the balance in full. It is due by the 7th of the second month after the account is closed.

Oh, great thanks! That's what I want.
But, it's so difficult to read cancel. Does it mean stop or end estimate?

Cancel = close, end.
If you cancel a credit card, you cannot use it again. But you have to pay the balance.
If someone has stolen your credit card, you have to call the credit card company and cancel the card. They will send you a new card with a different number.

Thank you AlpheccaStars for your kind explanations! But then, your answer is not what I want.
Will you hear me the following?

For example:
I have 2 cards, Visa and Masters
I used my credit card on
Aug.3 3$, Aug.26 4$, Aug.31 5$, Sept.1 6$, Sept.20 7$, Sept.30 8$, Oct.15. 9$ on Visa card
Just the same as on Visa,
Aug.3 3$, Aug.26 4$, Aug.31 5$, Sept.1 6$, Sept.20 7$

Yasuyuki MatsumiyaTHE DATE of Visa is the 20th every month.

The account statement closing date is the 20th of the month.
The end date of the billing cycle is the 20th of the month.
The payment due date is the 7th of the month.

http://credit.ab

Thank you for your advice.
I've gotten.