Trust Bank expands Freedom card rewards with travel miles

Trust Miles remain valid for three years.

Trust Bank has launched Trust Miles, a new rewards option on its Freedom Card that allows customers to earn rewards cards for airline and hotel loyalty programmes.

Customers can earn 1.3 Trust Miles for every dollar spent in Singapore and overseas. The miles can be converted to KrisFlyer and HeyMas rewards, the digital bank said in a press release.

Trust Miles are awarded on eligible transactions and remain valid for three years, the bank said.

The Freedom Card is a Trust Bank credit card offering stock back, cashback, and Trust Miles.

To celebrate the launch, new credit card customers who sign up for a Freedom Card and select Trust Miles as their initial reward by 31 October 2026 can receive bonus Max Miles with HeyMax.

For customers who spend within 31 days of card approval, they can receive bonus Max Miles with HeyMax: 20,000 Max Miles with a minimum spend of S$1,000, 50,000 Max Miles with a minimum spend of S$5,000, and 100,000 Max Miles with a minimum spend of S$15,000.

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