When will a GTCC account be cancelled?

A GTCC (Government Travel Charge Card) account will be cancelled 101 days past due, which aligns with the policies set by the U.S. Government regarding the timely repayment of debts incurred through the GTCC. The management of the GTCC program stipulates that if an account remains unpaid for this extended period, it is classified as defaulted, prompting cancellation to mitigate further financial risks and maintain program integrity.

Timely payment of charges is crucial not just for maintaining an account in good standing but also for the operational efficiency of the travel program. By enforcing a timely cancellation process, the program ensures that cardholders adhere to their repayment responsibilities, thus upholding fiscal discipline within the organization.

The other options represent different intervals that do not trigger cancellation, with 90 days often leading to reminders or warnings but not outright cancellation, while 120 and 180 days indicate a longer duration and are not standards set for cancellation in GTCC guidelines.