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HSBC Singapore unveils Live+ credit card for lifestyle spending

It offers an 8% cashback and 15% discount on selected transactions.

HSBC Singapore has introduced the HSBC Live+ Credit Card, which offers rewards for lifestyle spending.

Launched in partnership with Visa, the card offers a 15% discount at restaurants across Asia in addition to an enhanced 8% cashback on spending in three categories: dining, shopping and entertainment:

Users can avail discounts at over 200 restaurants across Asia.

The 8% cashback, meanwhile, is offered on dining, retail shops, department stores, online marketplaces, cinemas, and even streaming subscriptions including Netflix, Disney+, and Spotify.

Singapore is the first market to introduce the HSBC Live+ Credit Card. HSBC plans to launch the card to multiple markets this 2024.

Outside of their credit card offerings, HSBC Singapore has also been expanding their wealth management business. The bank recently announced that it plans to open three additional wealth centres in the Lion City by 2025.

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