August Card Deals: Lots of Great Promos This Month

It’s August! Time for patriotism and great card deals. National Day is somehow an excuse for brands to do special deals, but I’m not complaining. The month has barely started and already there is so many good deals to pick from.

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StanChart – S$300 with low minimum spend

Sign up for an eligible StanChart card and get S$288 cashback plus S$12 if you use the link below! A minimum spend of just S$388 is required, and the gift is disbursed by StanChart. From what I hear, StanChart have been quite speedy with giving out their sign-up gift too, so that’s a plus.

StanChart Simply Cash

Get unlimited 1.5% on non-excluded transactions.

🎁 Promo 1

Use referral code 59642 and apply by 30th June 2026 and get both:

  • S$100 cashback¹
  • Plus Samsonite MODUS Spinner 25″ retailing S$610¹

Min. spend of S$800 within 60 days required.

💳 Promo 2

Apply by 30th June 2026 and choose 1² below:

  • S$350 Cash via PayNow
  • S$370 Grab Vouchers
  • Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro + S$100 eCapitaVoucher

Don’t like the gifts? You can choose to top up for other gadgets.

  1. Fill up SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form to select your gift – no form = no gift.
  2. Min. spend of S$800 within 30 days required
  3. Plus: apply for SCB EasyPay and convert a min. transaction of S$150 with a 12-month tenure within 60 days of card approval to be eligible for reward.

⚠️ Important Steps

  1. Make sure to activate your physical card

Terms and Conditions: [1] [2]

For reference only; refer to exact details in terms and conditions

Citi Prestige and DBS Altitude upsized rewards!

Citi Prestige has upped its sign-up rewards to 177,500 points (71,000 miles)! The requirements are also increased, but given the extra miles, I’m sure few would complain. Stay subscribed for a fuller analysis of the promo coming up.

DBS Altitude, too, has increased the number of miles given for sign-up. This article analyses the older promo, but given the similarities in mechanic aside from an increased sign-up reward, you can read that first until I come up with a more updated version.

CIMB cards – more gift options or S$300

CIMB credit cards now come with a choice of Flujo BEA Office Chair (worth S$509) or Xiaomi Robot Vacuum S10 (worth S$379)! You may also just opt for an upsized S$300 cash instead.

OCBC cards – iPad or S$350 eCapitaVouchers

You might have already seen it, but in case you missed the blockbuster deal of the month:

More card deals for August

On top of the above, there are still more gems to be found, including some deals from last month that would end in August. Let’s also not forget that many qualify for the grand lucky draw set to end on 7th August 2023.

Last updated: 1st July 2026
💳 Sign-up gifts for existing bank customers

CardsRewardsLast DateRemarksReward Provider
🔥Citi CardsUp to S$420 cash, 25,000 Max Miles or hot gadgets!2nd August 2026Citi or SingSaver
🔥💳Citi PrestigeUp to 65,000 miles, even for existing Citi cardholders30th November 2026Works even for existing Citi cardholders. Great deal offsets annual fees; useful features.Citi
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Maybank CardsSuitcaseOngoingMaybank
🔥CIMB CardsS$50 cash + S$1,150 suitcase30th July 2026CIMB + SingSaver
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DBS CardsFirst 350 applicants: get iPad A16 11-inch15th July 2026
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StanChartSimply Cash: S$350 cash or gadgets

Journey: 30,000 miles + 12,000 Max Miles or other gift

SC Visa Infinite: works for existing cardholders
2nd August 2026StanChart
🔥💳HSBC CardsS$400 cash, 25,000 Max Miles, or other gadgets2nd August 2026SingSaver + HSBC
🔥OCBC CardsS$400 cash, 25,000 Max Miles, or other gadgets2nd August 2026SingSaver + OCBC
UOB CardsStay subscribed for updatesN/AUOB + SingSaver
Amex CardsStay subscribed for updatesN/AAmex
🔥Maribank
Credit Card
Bonus birthday reward: S$20

Plus usual: get 2.88% p.a. + S$30 cashback and S$50 Shopee vouchers + S$15 bonus
31st July 2026Get best-in-class forex rates and 1.5% cashback!Maribank
Kris+$5
Multiple promos happening in-app
OngoingWallet app with great promos and extra rewards
No income requirement
Direct
🔥TrustUse JP8171J5 for S$10 FairPrice vouchersOngoingCredit card great for travel with 0 fx fee and 1% cashback!Direct
Big PayS$5 cashbackOngoingWallet app; no income requirementDirect
iChangeS$5OngoingMulti-currency wallet app
No income requirement
Direct
YouTripS$5OngoingMulti-currency wallet app
No income requirement
Direct
Instarem Amaze325 points (S$3.25)OngoingMulti-currency wallet app
No income requirement
Direct
For quick reference only. Please check respective terms and conditions for full details.

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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.

He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.

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