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Singtel and UOB relaunch credit card with 12% cashback

The card also removes foreign currency transaction fees, offering increased utility for overseas spending.

Singtel and UOB have relaunched the Singtel-UOB Credit Card with enhanced features aimed at delivering higher cashback and greater value for consumers.

The refreshed card now offers 12% cashback on all Singtel-related transactions, including recurring mobile, broadband, and TV bills, as well as purchases made at Singtel retail stores and digital platforms such as GOMO, hi!App, and CAST.SG.

In addition to telco spending, cardholders will receive 10% cashback on online purchases and mobile contactless payments made via Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay.

The card also removes foreign currency transaction fees, offering increased utility for overseas spending. New travel-related benefits include up to 6GB of free roaming data in Malaysia, introduced in response to growing demand from cross-border travellers.

To provide ongoing value, the Singtel-UOB Credit Card will carry no annual fees, with the waiver applied permanently. Customers can also benefit from stacked promotional offers during festive periods like SG60 and Christmas, including extra savings and trade-in bonuses on devices and accessories.
 

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