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Wise Referral Link: A Fee Waiver, Not S$900 Cash

The “up to S$900” is the transfer amount that may have Wise’s fee waived. It is not a S$900 cash bonus.

👉 Wise Singapore invite link: https://wise.com/invite/ahpc/christ457

Wise uses an invite link for this offer. There is no code to enter.

Choose one gift

The Singapore invitation offers a new customer either a free Wise card or a fee-free transfer on up to S$900. You choose one, not both. For the transfer option, the invitation waives Wise’s own fee on the eligible amount. Normal fees apply above S$900, and external costs or taxes may still apply. Same-currency top-ups and Wise card payments are not covered by the transfer gift.

The guide notes that physical and digital cards are already free to order in Singapore, so compare the invitation’s card option with current pricing before choosing it.

Use the transfer gift

  1. Open the invite before creating an account and confirm the Singapore gift shown.
  2. Register through it and complete identity checks.
  3. Choose the transfer option if you already have an overseas payment planned.
  4. Check that the gift appears in the quote, then send from an account in your own name.
  5. Use it on your next transfer within six months of sign-up. It is single-use.

Already registered? The guide says the invitation may be added within 30 days of signing up. After that, do not rely on being able to attach it. There is no published campaign end date, so check the live invitation for current terms.

This is for new personal customers in a supported country, not business use. An existing Wise account does not become eligible by clicking the link. The guide does not list a S$250 spend target for this invitation.

I’m a DLCuration page ambassador sharing the invite. DLCuration’s Wise guide explains the fee waiver and exclusions.

Wise is a regulated payment institution, not a bank. Balances are not SDIC-insured deposits. Check the transfer quote and card fees before use. Not financial advice.

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