Citi SMRT Extends 5% Cashback on MYR Spend

Originally ending on 28th February 2026, Citi SMRT is now offering its 5% cashback earn rate on Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) spend until 31st August 2026. This is, of course, alongside its usual categories of groceries, transportation, and online spend.

Forex fee applies

Citi SMRT does impose fee of 3.25% on foreign currency transactions, but the 5% cashback more than offsets this fee with some earnings to spare.

Review updated

There is a minimum spend of S$500 within a statement month to qualify for 5% cashback, and Citi SMRT is one of the remaining rare few cards that do not have a monthly cap for its bonus earn rate. Instead, it has an annual cap of S$600 cashback which is good for as much as S$12,000 spend, and you can use it all within a single month if you wish.

This makes the card uniquely great for large transactions (within its categories) and you can read the review here:

Huge promo right now

If you are reading this during the promo period (currently until 31st March 2026), there is also a huge sign-up reward now for new Citi cardholders where you can get S$450 cash or a choice of other gift options:

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