Anonymous

22 Feb 2022

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Credit cards used less for big ticket items due to vendors opting for Paynow transfers.

I have spent over 2k on the pre planning of wedding and renovation but most of the vendors only accept transfers using things like Paynow.

Is there anyway to charge these transfers to credit card instead (ala cardup for insurance payments)

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Ray

22 Feb 2022

For paynow you may opt to use Grabpay (with Paynow QR scanning) and topup your grabpay wallet with UOB Absolute/Amex TCB for 1.7%/1.5% cashback.

For bank transfers you can consider cardup/ipaymy/citi payall etc.

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