Easy Deal: Get S$20 For Increasing Your DBS Credit Limit By 30th September 2025

From 20th July to 30th September 2025, increase your credit limit with DBS and spend at least S$10 to get S$20 credited to your card. It’s a very easy deal and there is no limit to the number of existing cardholders who can receive this gift.

I already got my S$20 credit from the last promo:

Steps

  1. Login to your DBS account
  2. Go to ApplyMore Application ServicesCredit Limit Review
  3. Choose either Limit granted by the Bank or Preferred Credit Limit (the minimum increase is now S$500; thanks Jace)
  4. Use Retrieve Income Data via MyInfo

After that, make sure you spend at least S$10 on qualifying transactions that exclude:

  • pre-authorised transactions on the Card account (e.g. hotel bookings)
  • refunded, disputed, unauthorized, or fraudulent retail purchases;
  • all fees and charges imposed by DBS;
  • any other transactions determined by DBS from time to time.

This is a new requirement that wasn’t present in the last promo, so don’t forget to complete it.

S$20 credited by 31st December 2025

The S$20 gift will be credited by DBS into the DBS card/cashline with the latest transaction activity at DBS’ discretion by 31st December 2025. 

See full terms and conditions here.

No DBS card yet? Get S$380 + S$10 with DBS yuu

If you aren’t an existing cardholder yet, you can sign up for the DBS yuu Card and yuu app below and get a S$380 welcome offer plus S$10 worth of yuu points! You can then increase your credit limit after getting your card to qualify for this S$20 promo.

See other DBS cards here.

DBS yuu Card

DBS yuu Card is an excellent card that gives up to 18% cash rebates or 10 miles per dollar (in conjunction with the yuu app)

🎁 New Cardholders

Apply as a new cardholder by 31st August 2026, use promo code SINGSAVER, and fill up the SingSaver Rewards Form to choose your gift¹:

  • S$500 Grab Vouchers
  • Dyson Airstrait (retailing S$799)
  • Dyson TP10 (retailing S$599)

HeyMax account required for Max Miles. You can also top up for more gift options. Tap Apply to see more details on the landing page.

Minimum spend of S$500 within 30 days from card approval is required to be eligible for rewards.

⚠️ Important Steps

  • Make sure to apply with the promo code and fill up the SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form. No form means no reward, so do not miss this step.
  • Maintain valid DBS PayLah! account by the end of the Qualifying Spend period to be eligible for the reward.
  • Make a minimum spend of S$500 within 30 days of card approval.

Terms and Conditions: [1]

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

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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.

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