OCBC Titanium Rewards 12.8K miles sign up offer extended

Apply for an OCBC Titanium Rewards card by 18 April 2019 and get approval by 31 May 2019 to qualify.

Edit (18 April 2019) : OCBC has extended the sign-ups for this promotion until 30 April 2019! I’ll update the site with the new set of T&C when it becomes available.

Back in early March, I wrote about the great offer that OCBC was having forย new-to-bank sign-ups for its OCBC Titanium Rewards credit card.

Although the promotion was supposed to end on 21 March 2019, it seems that OCBC has extended the sign-up offer until 18 30 April 2019.ย 

Spend S$300 to earn bonus 12,800 miles

OCBC has extended the end date of the promotion until 18 April 2019 and to qualify to receive the bonus miles, your card application has to be made by 18 30 April 2019 and approved by 31 May 2019. (subject to confirmation of new T&C)

The terms and conditions of this promotion are exactly the same and sadly, still only applies for new-to-bank customers. To recap, you will earn:ย 

  • a welcome bonus of 8,600 miles (21,500 OCBC$) upon card approval, and
  • an additional 4,200 miles (10,500 OCBC$) by spending S$300 within one month of card approval.

The full sets of terms and conditions for the promotion can be found here.

For theย welcome bonus of 8,600 miles, if your card was approved by OCBC in the month of March 2019, the bonus 8,600 miles will be deposited into your account by end April. If it was approved in April 2019, then the 8,600 miles will be credited to you by end May 2019. If it was approved in May 2019, you will receive the 8,600 miles by end June 2019.

For theย spending bonus of 4,200 miles, if your card was approved in March 2019 you will have until end April 2019 to spend S$300 on the card. If it was approved in April 2019, you will have until end May 2019 to complete the spending. If it was approved in May 2019, you will have until end June to complete the spending. The additional miles will be deposited into your account by the end of the next month from the month you were supposed to clock the spend in.

OCBC is actually offering two different sign-up bonuses for the Titanium Rewards card. To qualify for the offer which earns miles, you must click on the “Apply Now” button on the OCBC Titanium Rewards landing page which appears beside the text detailing the sign-up bonus to earn miles.

Click the banner
“Apply Now”

Just a reminder that OCBC$ can only be converted to KrisFlyer miles at a ratio of 25,000 OCBC$ to 10,000 KrisFlyer miles with an administrative cost of S$25 per transfer.

Concluding Thoughts

This sign-up offer by OCBC is one of the more generous sign-up offers that is being offered at the moment. If you have never held an OCBC credit card in your life, or have canceled yours more than 12-months ago, I highly recommend signing up for this card to take advantage of the generous sign-up bonus.

Matthew Chong
Matthew Chong
Addicted to luxury travel while trying not to go broke, Matthew is always on the prowl for the best deals in the travel industry. When he's not busy studying, he can be found trawling the internet and reading up on credit cards, airlines and hotels. He also wouldn't mind taking you out on a date.

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CK

If you have never held an OCBC credit card in your life, or have canceled yours more than 12-months ago.. just to clarify if it’s 6 or 12 months? Thanks.

ST

T&C says 6?

Anonymous

Just to clarify, we can only get the bonus miles once correct?
Meaning if I am new to bank, and apply for both the blue and the pink card at the same time, I will only be eligible for the bonus miles for one card, correct?

chk

How many first time applicants for OCBC Cards are there?
If you applied a card before and cancelled it 3 years ago, youโ€™re still not a first time applicant of OCBC Card.

Why they bother extending with such offer conditions?

TWS

I’e no r/s with OCBC for the last 5 years. Applied and rejected. No reason given. I applied for all other banks recently and got the cards quickly. Don’t know what for they offer this low entry card promo when application is difficult. Btw my credit bureau rating is AA.

chk

Same OCBC rejection experience as you TWS. Last year I applied OCBC Titanium after reading MileLion. Never had OCBC Principal Credit Card before in my life . Got a rejection letter saying I did not meet criteria with declared income of at least $30,000. So I went credit bureau @ SGX to collect free credit report. It was graded AA. I have all the credit cards, home loans and AMEX and all these various stuff are listed if they bothered to read the credit report they paid for. They sent letter to my condo address (not the HDB 3 room… Read more »

Tiger9119

Is it that your total unsecured credit limit exceed 12 times your monthly salary?

From abs.org.sg:

b) the increase in credit limits or new unsecured credit facilities
will cause his total approved credit limit(*3) to exceed 12 times his monthly income.

*3 This refers to an individualโ€™s credit limits for all unsecured credit facilities (including credit cards, personal loans and overdrafts)
summed up across all FIs.

https://abs.org.sg/docs/library/faqs-credit-limit-management-measures.pdf

chk

It doesnโ€™t if it is referring purely to unsecured which excludes home loan.

UOBsucks

Howโ€™s OCBCโ€™s service? Is it as bad as UOB?