March 2026 Deals Round-up

March has been a month of gigantic deals, with many all-time high sign-up offers. The month is ending and some promos end sooner than 31st March. Here’s a round-up of the best promos this month.

Ending 25th March: get MacBook Neo with OCBC Cards

Apply for OCBC cards at 3PM each day as swiftly as possible and you may just get a super upsized gift of MacBook Neo (S$999 model) for free!

This deal is ending just days later, so grab it if you haven’t already done so:

Ending 29th March: upsized welcome offer with Plus500

For just under a week, Plus500’s welcome promo has been upsized! The base rewards are easy to get with just 3 new positions and a deposit of S$1,500, and if you wish you can also trade more to earn Trader Points for extra bonus rewards.

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Plus500

Trade over 2,000 contracts for difference (CFDs) across a wide range of financial products, such as indices, forex, shares, commodities and more. Regulated by MAS.

CFDs are leveraged products and your capital is at risk. For example, a 1:5 leverage means your profits and losses are magnified five times. For more information, visit MoneySense: Understanding Contracts for Difference

💵 Bonus Reward¹

Sign between 5th to 18th August 2026, fund S$1,500 and make 3 eligible trades within 14 days to choose one upsized gift:

  • 💰 S$300 Cash via PayNow
  • 🎵 Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro (retailing S$349)


🎁 First 61 applicants who complete all requirements can get bonus S$30 Shopee Vouchers on top of base rewards!

Eligible trades include commodities, indices, or options only.

📈 Stackable Reward²

  • 🥉 Deposit S$500 with code SINGSAVER500 and earn 128 Trader Points: get S$288 cash
  • 🥈 Deposit S$1,000 with code SINGSAVER688 and earn 408 Trader Points: get S$688 cash
  • 🥇 Deposit S$2,000 with code SINGSAVER1088 and earn 588 Trader Points: get S$1,088 cash

⚠️ Important Notes

Terms and conditions apply:

  1. SingSaver
  2. Welcome Bonus


This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

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

Ending 31st March: up to 192,000 miles with StanChart card deals

This month, it is possible to stack up to 3 sign-up offers from StanChart to get as many as 192,000 miles.

My personal pick is StanChart Journey and StanChart Visa Infinite, and you can use the bank’s Income Tax Payment Facility to clock the spend requirement for StanChart Visa Infinite quite easily.

Ending 31st March: Bonus$aver Account’s S$218 cash sign-up offer

Another StanChart promo ending this month is Bonus$aver’s sign-up offer. Getting up to 4.55% p.a. effective interest rate is already crazy enough, so getting an additional S$218 for new customers to the account is extra insanity.

By my calculation, getting S$218 for placing S$50,000 into the account in late March and holding it to end of April is equivalent to more than 4% p.a. interest on its own and this is on top of the account’s interest!

Ending 31st March: huge S$450 cash sign-up gift for Citi SMRT

Citi SMRT’s S$450 cash sign-up gift is the highest cash offer I’ve seen for the card, and you can also choose other gift options if you so desire.

The card’s Malaysian Ringgit category is also extended until 31st August 2026, make it perfect for those who spend quite a bit across the border.

Ending 31st March: get S$400 cash or other gadgets with HSBC Revolution

HSBC Revolution users just got very good news — the time-limited buff of earning 4 miles per dollar on contactless payment and travel expenses is now an evergreen feature! Even better, HSBC will allow HSBC EGA users to double their earn rate to a staggering 8 miles per dollar with a S$50,000 deposit in their HSBC EGA. I’ll soon describe how I’m going to use the account and card, so stay subscribed for updates.

Check out the update below, and new cardholders can get as much as S$400 cash or other gift options.

Ending 31st March: bonus Blind Box with credit card application

On top of all the crazy generous gift options, there are also bonus Blind Boxes to be gotten this month with eligible credit card applications. Its a game of luck, but given that they’re on top of the sign-up rewards, it’s a nice bonus.

Ending 31st March: Spontaneous Escapes for April

Lastly, remember to book your flights soon if you want a spontaneous getaway next month. I’ve already booked mine (yay) and still wondering if I should book another trip for April.

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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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