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Tan Rui Quan

25 Jul 2021

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Do bus or train rides via SimplyGo qualify for the 3% cash rebate for the DBS Safra DEBIT card?

While it is stated on DBS website that it qualifies for the Safra credit card, there doesn’t seem to be any information for the debit card so I’m curious.

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