Making payment from your Standard Chartered current or savings account
| Step 1 | Log in to Standard Chartered Online Banking or Mobile Banking |
| Step 2 | Select “Pay SC Credit Cards” |
| Step 3 | Select the credit card you are making payment to and follow onscreen instructions to complete the payment. |
Making payment from other bank’s account using Fast And Secure Transfers (FAST)
Making payment using the bank’s Cash Deposit Machines (CDM)
| Step 1 | Select “Credit Card Re-payment” |
| Step 2 | Key in the 16 digit Standard Chartered Credit Card number |
| Step 3 | Verify the Minimum Amount Due or Outstanding Balance to be paid and place the cash properly in the cash slot to complete payment |
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Frequently asked questions
Pay Any Card service will be upgraded from 3 May 2021. Find out how it affects you and what you need to do.
From 3 May 2021, we will use FAST, a funds transfer service, to allow you to pay other banks' credit card bills instantly.
Unfortunately, we regret that we can no longer support payments for credit cards issued by the following banks as they do not use the FAST service for credit card payments:
- CIMB
- HSBC
- Maybank
We regret that any future-dated or recurring Pay Any Card payments scheduled on or after 3 May 2021 to CIMB, HSBC or Maybank will be cancelled on 3 May. Do make other arrangements to avoid late fees.
From 3 May, we will use FAST, a funds transfer service, to allow you to pay other banks' credit card bills instantly for credit cards issued by the following banks, instead of waiting 3 days for payment to be processed.
- DBS Bank/POSB
- Bank of China
- Citibank
- ICBC
- United Overseas Bank
- Standard Chartered Bank
Such payments will be made using FAST, a funds transfer service, and shown as 'FAST payment' in your account statements and transaction history.
Will this affect my daily transaction limit?
Due to the nature of FAST, your credit card bill payments will count towards your local funds transfer daily limit. You may wish to factor in such payments and change the limit via OCBC Internet Banking. Follow this step-by-step guide if you wish to adjust this daily limit.
We regret that we will no longer offer the Pay Any Card service at ATMs
From 3 May 2021, we regret that we will no longer offer the Pay Any Card service at ATMs. Please use OCBC Digital Banking (Mobile/Internet Banking) to pay your bills instantly – or make alternative arrangements – for credit cards issued by the following banks:
- DBS Bank/POSB
- United Overseas Bank
- Bank of China
- Citibank
- Standard Chartered Bank
- ICBC
For a seamless banking experience, you may wish to pay your other banks' credit card bills via OCBC Digital Banking.
Pay Any card via OCBC Digital Banking
Pay your credit card bill conveniently via OCBC Digital Banking
Bill payments for Visa or MasterCard credit cards issued in Singapore by the following banks can be made instantly via OCBC Digital Banking:
- Bank of China
- Citibank Singapore
- DBS
- ICBC
- Standard Chartered Bank Singapore
- United Overseas Bank
Please note that the credit card bill payment service is not available for the following credit cards types:
- DBS/Citibank/UOB-issued AMEX cards
- Citibank credit cards that start with 4265-6990-XXXX-XXXX
- Corporate debit or credit cards
How to pay your credit card bill via Internet Banking
- Login to ocbc.com/login
- Select ‘Payment & transfer’
- Select either ‘Pay your OCBC/Plus! credit card bill’ or ‘Pay card bill from another bank (Visa / MasterCard)’
How to pay your credit card bill via the OCBC Digital app
- Log in to the OCBC Digital app
- Tap on ‘Pay bill’
- Tap on ‘Credit card’
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Terms and conditions governing the Pay Any Card service