OCBC Deals: Titanium Rewards and 90°N Sign-up Offers
OCBC isn’t a bank that is known to give many sign-up goodies for its credit cards. In fact, I don’t think they even tie up with finance content creators as far as I know, so sadly I don’t get anything from talking about these promos.
Nonetheless, if you were looking at getting one of these OCBC cards, you might be keen to know the current sign-up offers.
OCBC Titanium Rewards: 28,800 OCBC$ for new cardholders, 14,400 for existing cardholders
Apply for the OCBC Titanium Rewards and spend just S$100 within the 30 days of card approval to get the following:
| New OCBC cardholders | 28,800 OCBC$ |
| Existing OCBC cardholders | 14,400 OCBC$ |
OCBC says 28,800 OCBC$ is worth S$80 as you can use redeem each OCBC$ for 0.278 cents in cash rebates. They are also worth 11,520 miles when converted, which I suspect would be the more common use for OCBC$.
OCBC Titanium Rewards isn’t really a card you’d use on a daily basis, but when the situation calls for it, it is a great card to use for large electronics and furniture purchases. There is no monthly cap for its bonus points, and it instead has an annual cap of S$13,330 worth of spending that would get its 10X points earn rate.
This promo is until 31st March 2023 and you should head over to OCBC’s website to apply, and to read through the specific terms and conditions. Note that existing OCBC Titanium Rewards cardholders do not qualify for this promotion.

OCBC 90°N: S$180 for new cardholders, S$50 for existing cardholders
For OCBC 90°N, apply and spend at least S$3,000 within 2 months to get the following:
| New OCBC cardholders | S$180 cash |
| Existing OCBC cardholders | S$50 cash |
This promo applies to both the Visa and Mastercard variants of OCBC 90°N, and both are pretty different cards despite the shared name.
The Mastercard version gives 6 Travel$ per S$5 spent locally (1.2 miles per dollar), and 10.5 Travel$ per S$5 spent in foreign currency (2.1 miles per dollar). Each Travel$ can be redeemed for 1 cent or 1 mile each.
The Visa version has a lower earn rate of 5 Travel$ per S$5 spent locally (1 mile per dollar) and 10 Travel$ per S$5 spent in foreign currency (2 miles per dollar), but gives higher earn rates on things like streaming services, online food delivery, online shopping, and groceries.
None of these two cards are really cards you want to make a lot of spending on, but new cardholders do get the S$180 cash reward for S$3,000 of spend which is some 6% of bonus cashback on top of the above earn rates. The promo is until 28th February 2023, and you can apply through OCBC’s website.
Both Titanium Rewards and OCBC 90°N work for OCBC 360 Account
If you are looking to fulfil the Spend requirement for your OCBC 360 account, both of these two cards work.
Other card deals
You may wish to look at the generous deals offered by other providers:
Last updated: 1st July 2026
💳 Sign-up gifts for existing bank customers
| ★ | Cards | Rewards | Last Date | Remarks | Reward Provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🔥 | Citi Cards | Up to S$420 cash, 25,000 Max Miles or hot gadgets! | 2nd August 2026 | Citi or SingSaver | |
| 🔥💳 | Citi Prestige | Up to 65,000 miles, even for existing Citi cardholders | 30th November 2026 | Works even for existing Citi cardholders. Great deal offsets annual fees; useful features. | Citi |
| 🔥 | Maybank Cards | Suitcase | Ongoing | Maybank | |
| 🔥 | CIMB Cards | S$50 cash + S$1,150 suitcase | 30th July 2026 | CIMB + SingSaver | |
| 🔥 | DBS Cards | First 350 applicants: get iPad A16 11-inch | 15th July 2026 | ||
| 🔥 💳 | StanChart | Simply 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 2026 | StanChart | |
| 🔥💳 | HSBC Cards | S$400 cash, 25,000 Max Miles, or other gadgets | 2nd August 2026 | SingSaver + HSBC | |
| 🔥 | OCBC Cards | S$400 cash, 25,000 Max Miles, or other gadgets | 2nd August 2026 | SingSaver + OCBC | |
| UOB Cards | Stay subscribed for updates | N/A | UOB + SingSaver | ||
| Amex Cards | Stay subscribed for updates | N/A | Amex | ||
| 🔥 | 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 2026 | Get best-in-class forex rates and 1.5% cashback! | Maribank |
| Kris+ | $5 Multiple promos happening in-app | Ongoing | Wallet app with great promos and extra rewards No income requirement | Direct | |
| 🔥 | Trust | Use JP8171J5 for S$10 FairPrice vouchers | Ongoing | Credit card great for travel with 0 fx fee and 1% cashback! | Direct |
| Big Pay | S$5 cashback | Ongoing | Wallet app; no income requirement | Direct | |
| iChange | S$5 | Ongoing | Multi-currency wallet app No income requirement | Direct | |
| YouTrip | S$5 | Ongoing | Multi-currency wallet app No income requirement | Direct | |
| Instarem Amaze | 325 points (S$3.25) | Ongoing | Multi-currency wallet app No income requirement | Direct |
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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