Help Topic
Credit Card
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Application & TerminationAll information you require regarding card application and termination matters.- Apply for a Credit Card
- Apply for a Supplementary Card
- Documents Required for Card Application
- Credit Card Recommendation
- Eligibility for Credit Card Application
- Check Credit Card Application Status
- Cancel Card
- Cancellation of ANZ Credit Cards and Cashline Service Accounts
- Add Card to Mobile Wallet
- Pay with Mobile Wallet
- Remove Card from Mobile Wallet
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Bill PaymentRefer to the articles below if you need any details regarding bill payments.- Check Credit Card Outstanding Balance
- Pay Credit Card Bills
- Credit Card Payment Due Date
- Change Credit Card Billing Cycle
- Credit Card Payment Cut-off Times
- Set up GIRO Payment for DBS/POSB Credit Card Bill
- Terminate GIRO Arrangement
- Pay Other Bank Credit Cards
- Add Other Bank's Credit Cards Recipient
- Remove Other Bank's Credit Cards Recipient
- DBS Instalment Payment Plan (IPP)
- Apply for My Preferred Payment Plan
- Apply for a Recurring Bill Payment Arrangement
- Update Recurring Bill Payments with Billing Organizations
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Card MattersIssues with your card? Refer to the articles here for steps to take if you need to activate or report a stolen card. -
Credit LimitIncrease credit limit permanently or temporarily can easily be done. Read our help articles on how this can be achieved. -
Fees & ChargesRefer to our articles below for more information on all the different types of applicable fees and how to submit a request for waiver. -
Loyalty & RewardsNeed help in checking your points and when they expire? We can help you with these articles. -
Overseas UseIf you are overseas or going overseas. The articles we have prepared below will be useful. -
TransactionReference on transactions you made with your card. -
Payment ControlsControl and protect your cards with Payment Controls on digibank. -
StatementCard statements can be tough to understand but we have help prepared for you the articles below. -
Account SuspensionExceeding your borrowing limit, or having outstanding balances more than 60 days past due may lead to a suspension of account.