One Week Left to Grab July Deals: Cash, Free Stocks, Wallet App Deals

July is ending soon and I’m close to my first paycheque from my jobby job! More on that topic over the next week or so, but for now the month is coming to an end and so are these deals:

Get US$120 of Microsoft shares!

Don’t miss Webull’s upsized sign-up gift of US$120 worth of Microsoft shares! At around S$168 (at the time of writing), it’s a fantastic offer that is set to end 1st August 3.59PM:

Webull

Bonus Rewards From SingSaver

RequirementReward
Either: sign up and fund minimum initial of US$2,000 or S$2,741 and maintain for 30 days. S$125 S$130 Cash via PayNow
OR: sign up and fund minimum initial of US$10,000 or S$13,705 and maintain for 60 days.Choose 1:
S$320 S$350 Cash via PayNow
→ Dyson SSHD 15 (retailing S$599)
→ Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra Earbuds
→ S$350 S$380 Shopee Vouchers
Terms and conditions apply. ⚠️ Fill up SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form in email to qualify. No form = no reward!

Stacks with Webull’s Offer

Until 30th May 2025 (3.59PM)

Cumulative Net Deposit of US$2,000

Complete 3 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of US$2,000 or S$2,741 until 29th June 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$60 Apple Shares
Cumulative Net Deposit of US$10,000

Complete 5 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of US$10,000 or S$13,705 until 29th July 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$300 Apple Shares
Cumulative Net Deposit of US$100,000

Complete 8 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of ≥ US$100,000 or S$137,043 until 29th July 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$600 Apple Shares
Deposit by 30th May 2025, 3:59 PM SGT

Get 0 platform fee, and trade fractional shares from as low as US$5 per trade. Great for dollar-cost averaging small amounts!

If you deposit or withdraw SGD, it will be converted to the equivalent USD amount at the exchange rate of S$1 = US$0.7297 to determine your deposit. E.g. S$13,704.27 = US$10,000

Refer to terms and conditions for exact requirements:

Last updated: 21st May 2025

On top of their attractive promotion, Webull is currently offering $0 commission and platform fees for US stocks and ETFs! It also allows for fractional shares which is one of my favourite features when it comes to trading apps because of how convenient it makes it to dollar cost average. Both the lack of commissions and fractional trading makes investing even small amounts each month very practical.

Do also look at the other trading apps available. uSMART, in particular, is offering 0.1 shares of Tesla which around S$114 as of market close today.

Trading AppSign-up GiftsLast Date
ProsperUs
code: SETHISFY
Use code SETHISFY and deposit any amount for S$30 Ryde credits
Deposit S$3,000 for and complete 3 trades: US$30 sign-up reward
Deposit S$20,000 and complete 3 trades: US$90 sign-up reward
31st March 2024
WebullUp to US$3,000 of free shares welcome offer + up to US$10,000 transfer in promo!!30th April 2024 (3.59PM)
moomooWelcome Rewards worth up to S$97030th June 2024
Tiger BrokersChoice of an Apple AirPods 3rd Gen with MagSafe charging case (worth S$274) or S$200 cash 30th April 2024
Syfe TradeUse code SETHISFY, get between S$20 to S$100 depending on deposit amount. Ongoing
uSMARTCash Voucher Reward Pack (worth up to USD 14)30th June 2024
For reference only. Terms and conditions apply. Please refer to respective terms and conditions for exact details.

Credit card offers

Compelling card deals are coming to an end this month. UOB normally offers promos that are limited to the first 100 applicants each month, so it’s a rare chance to get a guaranteed sign-up gift with their cards.

Citi has a generous offer with 4 attractive gifts to choose from, including an iPad or Nintendo Switch OLED.

Also, promos of two of my favourite $120,000 cards are also set to end. Are they worth it? Read these:

Wallet apps

If there were a “Wallet App of the Month” prize, I’d give it to either Kris+ or Big Pay. Singapore Air is really trying to push Kris+ and it shows. Merchant acceptance is still lacking, but until the end of the month you get really good amounts of rewards when you use it.

Big Pay is relevant this month because of… NS55 credits! Watch my video on how to cash out your NS55 credits and get up to extra $15. Or just sign up for the app to get $10 cashback even if you don’t have NS55 credits.

Kris+

Use code W159000 for 500 miles!

Kris+ gives bonus miles on top of your usual card rewards! Not a miles person? The miles can also be used as cashback. Get as much as additional 9 miles or 9% rebates! See the review here and check out the guide

🎁 New Users

Get 500 KrisPay miles (worth S$5) when you sign up with referral code W159000

💳 May Promo

Get up to 16 miles per dollar (16% rebate) on dining and 7 miles per dollar (7% rebate) on Pelago bookings. New users get half-price deals for May 2026

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

Big Pay
(Wallet App)

Sign up on your phone with code MCMVZQCHF7 to receive $5 $10 cashback rewards

No annual income requirement.

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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