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A credit card is a card given to the consumers of their respective banks providing a certain credit limit for consumers to be able to buy goods and services. The consumer is also given a period of two weeks to a month to clear the amount without charging an interest towards the amount, however once the period is over, the credit card's interest rate is tagged to the amount that was used.

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