Learn about credit card late payment charge and how to avoid incurring late payment charges.
Please note that a late payment charge of S$100 will be charged if the minimum payment due, as indicated on your statement, is not received by us by the due date. For the avoidance of doubt, this late payment charge also applies to Credit Card Funds Transfer and CashOne instalment loan accounts.
How to avoid a late payment charge?
Simply ensure your payments are credited to your account by the payment due date which is indicated in your statement.
Are there ways to remind me of my payment due date?
Yes, you may register for payment alerts via Standard Chartered Online Banking . Do note that registration for alerts (delivered to you via email) is only available through Online Banking. Post registering for payment alerts, please proceed to your SC Mobile Banking App to check that your notifications have been enabled to receive such alerts on your app.
If you have not done so, you may also wish to consider subscribing for eStatement
What are the available modes of payments?
Listed are the convenient payment methods.
Instant payment channels:
Payment Channel
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How to make your payments
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Standard Chartered Online Banking |
·Log-in to your Standard Chartered Online Banking
·Select “Pay SC Credit Cards”
·Select the credit card you are making payment to and follow onscreen instructions to complete the payment.
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Standard Chartered Mobile Banking App |
·Log-in to your Standard Chartered Mobile Banking App
·Select “Pay SC Credit Cards”
·Select the credit card you are making payment to and follow onscreen instructions to complete the payment.
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Fast and Secure Transfers (FAST) |
·Log-in to your other bank’s internet banking
·Make a local transfer to the other Bank Account
·Add your Standard Chartered Credit Card account(s), if you have not
·Pay into your Standard Chartered Credit Card account(s)
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Cash Deposit Machines (CDM) |
·No card required. Just key in your 16-digit credit card number
·Please note that repayment of credit cards via CDM will be capped based on your card’s outstanding balance (rounding up to the nearest SGD 1,000) or a maximum repayment limit of SGD 65,000
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