New DCS Card: 2% Cashback No Min Spend Mastercard; Get 2 Suitcases With Sign-up Promo

Originally ending on 30th June 2023, DCS’s promo is extended to 20th August 2023. For applying for any 2 eligible DCS credit cards and meeting the spending requirement, you can get not one but two suitcases!

DCS was formerly known as Diners Club, one of the pioneers in establishing credit cards decades ago.

Promo details

To qualify:

  1. Apply for 2 DCS credit cards with the links below (you can select multiple cards with one application)
  2. Spend S$350 per month for 2 consecutive months

The first qualifying month starts from your card approval date to the end of the following calendar month. After that, the second qualifying month begins. To illustrate:

Card Approved DateFirst MonthSecond Month
18th July 202318th July to 31st August 20231st to 30th September 2023

Interesting DCS Cards

DCS CASHBACK Credit Card is a 5% cashback card that requires just S$400 of monthly spending, which is significantly lower than other cards giving this earn rate. Interestingly, it also offers one free airport lounge visit a year – quite the rarity for cashback cards.

DCS VICOM card is something that other chat members in the Telegram group have recommended for its rebates and savings on petrol expenses. I know absolutely nothing about car-related stuff, so I’m just going to take their word for it. This card also offers one airport lounge visit a year.

Note that both of the above cards are accepted only at places which accept Diners Club cards, which can be more restrictive. It’s a pretty good list, so I don’t think you’d have trouble making the spend requirement, but those who are worried may want to get the recently launched DCS Ultimate Platinum Mastercard.

As a Mastercard, it is accepted at way more locations than Diners Club, and it gives 2% cashback on most areas of spend without any condition. As far as cards without requirements go, 2% is about as high as we have seen. Note that there is a cashback limit of S$200 per month, which means a monthly spend capacity of S$10,000.

Stay tuned for a fuller review of these cards.

Apply here

You can tap on any of the Apply links below, and you can select multiple cards you wish to apply for subsequently.

DCS Ultimate Platinum

New to DCS cards

No current promo.

Enjoy 2% cashback for all purchases with no minimum spend! Capped at S$200 per month (S$10,000 of spend).

DCS CASHBACK

New to DCS cards

No current promo.

Enjoy 5% Cash Rebate for all eligible transactions# with minimum monthly spending of S$400 on your DCS CASHBACK Regular Credit Card. DCS Cardholders also enjoy one lounge visit per year (regardless of number of cards).

DCS DON DON DONKI Card

New to DCS cards

No current promo.

Get $10 DON DON DONKI voucher upon basic card approval. Earn 5% Rebate of up to S$1,000 spent per month per card account on your DCS DON DON DONKI Regular Credit Card at DON DON DONKI outlets. DCS Cardholders also enjoy one lounge visit per year (regardless of number of cards).

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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