Bank on the go with Standard Chartered's Online Banking platform!

With effect from 18 March 2012, please note that payments made to IRAS via Online Banking using your credit card will cease to earn points and CashBack. Further, with effect from 21 April 2012, payments made to all billing organisations via Online Banking using your credit card will also cease to earn points and CashBack.

Pay credit card bills from any bank in Singapore and access the most billing organisations online.

We are the first bank to let you pay VISA or MasterCard credit card bills of any bank in Singapore.

We bring you access to over 350 billing organisations - the most in town. From utilities and insurance to country clubs and more! Click here to view the full list of billing organisations.

Introducing the coolest way of banking, now on the iPhone. It's fun and easy. To start, simply search for "Standard Chartered Breeze" from the Apple App Store today.

Paying all your bills is now a breeze.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.	What are the types of Credit Cards I can pay to? You can pay to any Visa or MasterCard Card issued in Singapore only. American Express and Diner's Club cards are currently not applicable under this service. Pay-Any-Card is also not applicable for personal loan accounts and funds transfer accounts.

2.	Is there a limit on the amount I can pay other Bank's Credit Cards? Yes. The maximum payment limit per Pay-Any-Card instruction is S$15,000, subject to a daily cap of S$20,000 per customer or account limit cap, whichever is lower.

3.	Is there a daily cut-off time for the Pay-Any-Card service? Yes. All payment requests made after 11pm will be treated as next day's transaction. Payment requests made before 11pm are expected to be credited to the beneficiary card within 2 business days. Example: Your credit card payment due date with another bank is on 31 May. You should make payment using Pay-Any-Card before 11pm on 29 May

4.	What if I provide an inaccurate account number or submit a wrong payment amount? You have to ensure to provide the accurate number of the Beneficiary Card and the accurate transfer amount. Standard Chartered Bank is not responsible for an erroneous credit if an erroneous Beneficiary Card number and/or transfer amount is provided by the user, and the Bank shall not be liable to reverse such erroneous credit to the Beneficiary Card.

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