Standard Chartered is committed to encouraging the use of eStatement to protect the environment and reduce paper consumption. You can now view and download your statements through Standard Chartered Digital Banking.
Banking eStatements and Credit Card eStatements. 6 Advantages to You
Individual Privacy Protection
Password functions are included. Just follow the instructions, enter your password, and you will be able to aceess your bills.
Preservation of the Planet
Paper copies are reduced to help preserve our planet.
Convenience of Requesting Bill Statements Redelivery
Log on to the Digital Banking Service or call the customer service number at any time to request redelivery of your monthly credit card statement.
Convenience of Electronic Filing
Files are saved electronically for easy filing and organising.
Fast Delivery and Easy Management
After the statement closing date, eStatements are quickly delivered to your designated email address (within 7-10 business days for Banking eStatements and within 2-5 business days for Credit Card eStatements) for fast account information management.
Conveience of Scheduling Payments
Log on to the Personal Digital Banking Service or call the customer service number at any time to request redelivery of your monthly credit card statement.
Extreme Convenience~Application Process Explanation
Please go to the Digital Banking Service, and follow the online instructions to complete the application process.
Please carefully review the Service Agreement, contact our customer service center at 4058-0088(or 02-4058-0088 if calling from a mobile phone), and a representative will be able to help you.
In addition to printing the monthly credit card will statement to make payment at any designated convenience store, you can also use any of the following electronic methods to make payments in a more environmentally friendly way.
ATM: Please enter the bank code 052, your credit card number and payment amount.
Phone Payment: Please call 4058-0088, or 02-4058-0088 from a mobile phone.
Automatic Deduction: To request a copy of the "Direct Debit Payment Authorization" to apply for automatic deduction service, please call 4058-0088, or 02-4058-0088 from a mobile phone.
Hi-Live Convenience Stores: Payment slips can be printed via complete payment at convenience stores.
To use the Digital Banking System to make payments on credit cards belonging to other people or issued by other banks, you must submit an application at a local branch for the non-designated transfer function on the Digital banking account. If you would like to make payments on credit cards belong to yourself that was issued by this bank, you will not need to apply for the non-designated transfer function.
To use Phone Payment to make credit card payments, you must submit an application at a local branch for the non-designated transfer function on the phone payment account.
Computer Specifications:
To view your credit card eStatement, you must have the Adobe Reader software (version 6.0 or higher) installed on your computer.If you do not have this installed on your computer, please go to www.adobe.com for a free download of the software. We would also like to remind you that your payment slip should be printed on an A4 size paper using a laser printer.
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Disclaimer
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complete payment at convenience stores.