Excellent Deal: S$388 Cashback for DBS yuu; Vouchers and Singtel Kiosk Payments Still Work!

Great news: multiple reports from the Telegram and my own tinkering have found that things like purchasing Dairy Farm vouchers and Singtel bill payment (via Singtel’s kiosks) still work! Plus, DBS has just rolled out a red-hot all-time high welcome offer of S$388 cashback for DBS yuu!

Given that the generous earn rate of the DBS yuu has been extended indefinitely, now is the best time to stop procrastinating and get as much as 18% in rebates with the DBS yuu card!

S$388 cashback offer

At S$388, this is the biggest offer we’ve seen for the DBS yuu card. All you need to do is to apply as a new DBS/POSB cardholder and make a minimum spend of S$800 within the first 60 days from card approval.

Even existing cardholders get something – S$60 cashback for getting the Amex version of DBS yuu and making a minimum spend of just S$300 within 30 days from card approval.

Voucher purchases and Singtel bill payments still work

Earlier this month, there was a small scare that voucher purchases and Singtel bill payments would now be excluded from DBS yuu’s earn rate. Fortunately, this has not been the case as reports have been coming in that these transactions still attract the usual 9X yuu points we have been receiving over the past year.

As with past experience, transactions that earn 9X points (4.5% rebate) will go on to receive 26X more points (13% rebate) the following month, making a full 35X points earn rate or 17.5% rebate.

Of course, this earn rate will also be applicable to a variety of yuu merchants including foodpanda, gojek, Breadtalk, Dairy Farm merchants (Guardian, Giant, Cold Storage) etc.

You can have two DBS yuu cards

Owning both the Visa and Amex versions of the DBS yuu card works really well. Firstly, both cards earn points to the same yuu account, and after linking your first DBS yuu card, your second one is automatically linked.

Also, you get double the cap for 17.5% rebates. Spend S$600 on one of your DBS yuu card and S$600 on the other and you can get a grand total of 42,000 yuu points or S$210 with both cards.

Don’t forget to also use your yuu points wisely to stretch the value of the points.

Will DBS yuu reign another year?

DBS yuu was an easy pick for Cashback Card of the Year last year, and it looks set to dominate this year if nothing else changes. If you have been sitting it out, there is no better time than now to grab the card now that its earn rate has been extended and the promo is this good.

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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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