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29 Feb 2020

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How to activate my standard chartered credit card for overseas usage?

How to activate my standard chartered credit card for overseas usage? Would I better off using a multi-currency card?

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Geraldo L.

29 Feb 2020

Activation can be done either Online or via SMS.

This Standard Chartered webpage outlines the steps to enable/disable overseas usage for both methods quite clearly: https://www.sc.com/sg/help/activate-card/#overs...

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