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Anonymous

12 Apr 2022

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Is DBS debit card free? Are there fees?

Are there any application or recurring fees like annual fees for DBS credit cards? If so, what are the fees like and are they different for each type of cards?

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Financelearner

12 Apr 2022

Are you asking about debit card or credit card? If debit card, normally it does not have any annual or recurring fees. However, for credit cards, most of the cards have annual fees. You can see this link to find out more https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/support/card-ch...

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