As the owner and user of an s CreditCard, your monthly credit card invoices are available to you via George. They are issued on the 25th of every month and are accessible via the George browser version. The invoices give you an overview of your spendings and help you make (better) financial decisions based on the insights you get. All transactions are also visible to you in detail via the George app.
Credit Card Invoices
Last Article Update 30.05.2025
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How to get there
- Choose your credit card in your overview.
- Go to "Transactions".
- There, all your transactions of all your invoice periods are listed.
- You can click on each transaction to access even more details, like the location or booking reference.
- Via the transaction details, you can also add a note or an attachment or share the transaction (with others or with yourself, by saving it on your device).
- If a transaction was booked falsely, you can claim it.
Web Browser
How to get there
- Choose your credit card in your overview.
- Go to "Invoices".
- There, you see all your monthly credit card invoices listed.
- They all include a statement number, an invoice date and the specific amount for that month.
- If you need to download one of the invoices, you can do so by clicking the respective button next to the invoice amount.
- You'll also see an "Increase" button on the top right. This gives you the opportunity to increase the available amount on your credit card.
What's in there
- Your monthly credit card invoice contains your invoice number, your card number, your card limit and the issue date of the invoice.
- Below these invoice details, you'll find all your transactions made within the defined time period.
For each transaction, the invoice shows the following info:
- Purchase date
- Booking date
- Contracting company
- Place
- Amount in foreign currency
- Exchange rate
- Fee
- Amount in Euro
- Outstanding balance
- Collection amount
Fine with this month's spendings, but still thinking about that one purchase years ago? No problem either. If you want to go back in time, you can also visit your credit card history via George. Try it out.
Author: Stephanie Schüller