2nd Chance: Big S$500 Welcome Offer For StanChart Cards!
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If you missed this fantastic deal from last month, there is still a few days left for a 2nd chance at this promo: get a huge S$500 welcome offer when you sign up for either the StanChart Smart or StanChart Simply Cash below and meet the spend requirements.
Sign up before 28th February 2025 and complete the requirements within 60 days from card approval. See below for steps.
Promo Details
Apply ⭐️Please follow the steps carefully to secure the S$500 cashback sign-up reward reward:
- Apply with this link (latest date 28th February 2025, use code
59642if prompted) as a new cardholder - Select StanChart Simply Cash or StanChart Smart Card and complete the application
- Fill in this Google form
- Activate the card and charge at least S$800 of eligible transactions to your card within 60 days of card approval
The annual fee is waived for the first year and you can request for fee waivers in subsequent years (or cancel after 6 months if you no longer need the card).
According to the terms and conditions, welcome cashback will be credited according to this timeline:
| Approval Month | Welcome Gift Credited By |
| February 2025 | 30th June 2025 |
You will be eligible for this promo as long as you meet the requirements (i.e. a new cardholder), and sign up latest 28th February 2025. Your card needs to be approved with 14 days from the application date.
Ideas to meet the spend requirement
The S$800 minimum spend is relatively low for a big S$500 welcome reward, but if you have issues meeting this figure within 60 days, one of the quick and easy ways is to buy supermarket vouchers such as those from Sheng Siong, Giant or NTUC FairPrice. By buying vouchers you are able to hit the spend requirement quickly, and you are free to use the vouchers over the 1 to 2 years they are valid for.
Aside from groceries, you can also consider buying vouchers from heymax. There is a pretty wide variety of vouchers ranging from Grab, foodpanda, Courts, Ikea etc. You get bonus Max Miles for signing up using my link, and more when you buy the vouchers.
Of course, most kinds of retail spend should work, whether you want to buy an iPhone or air tickets, or use the card for your everyday spend. Check out this article on what you can spend on to meet the minimum spend:
How to cash out your S$500 cashback?
Once you have met the requirements and received your S$500 cashback, you can refer to this article on how to cash the amount out from your card:
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