2.5% No Cap Cashback on Foreign Currency Spend on American Express True Cashback Card with New Offer - from 01 August 2019
The True Cashback Card from American Express offers a flat 1.5% cashback on all purchases with no minimum spend required and no earn cap. From 01 August 2019 until 30 June 2020, Card Members will be able to earn an additional 1% (on top of the existing 1.5%) cashback on all foreign currency spending - registration is required!
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In order to benefit from this additional 1% cashback, you will have to register for this offer either via the AmEx Mobile App or online at amex.co/tcbfcs. If you do not have an existing True Cashback Card, you may be eligible for the welcome cashback bonus (3% cashback on the first S$5,000 spent in the first 6 months from the card approval date) as well as the welcome offer. If you are new to the American Express Card Membership, you will also be eligible to receive S$100 worth of Grab promo codes on top of the aforementioned offers when you spend S$500 within the first month of card approval if you apply via SingSaver.
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Planning to travel overseas soon? Combining the bonus 1% on all foreign currency transactions with the welcome bonus of 3% will give you 4% cashback on the first S$5,000 worth of foreign currency spend on this card. New Card Members must register to be eligible for this enhanced benefit. The option to register the ‘1% Cashback on Foreign Currency Spend’ for New Card Members on MYCA or the Amex Mobile App would appear within 7 days from the activation of their True Cashback Card.
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