Last Call: April Deals Ending

We are almost done with a third of the year, and here are some deals ending with April:

Card Deals

DBS’s highest offer of $300 or Apple Watch is ending tomorrow (29th April 2022). Don’t forget that you should get your first DBS card for $300, then add on the DBS Takashimaya for another $150. It’s a rare opportunity to get as much as $450 in sign-up gifts.

From 28th April to 4th May 2022, StanChart Smart is offering an all-time high of $350 for a limited time, after which it is likely to go down to $250. Be sure to check out this post to see how you can get an additional $250 from StanChart.

Some other promos are ending in a week or so too:

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.

Kris+: Spend $30 for $10 rebate

Kris+ has an April promo where you spend $30 and get $10 back. You also get $5 after signing up with referral code and making your first transaction.

Lendlease $5 e-voucher

Lendlease’s quick and easy $5 is also ending after April, and it takes less than a couple of minutes to sign up.

  1. Download the app
  2. Sign up with referral code odXoC9 (tap to copy)
  3. Get 20,000 Plus$ (worth S$10)

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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