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[ekardo]

Just Google:
1.
You may top up your NETS FlashPay Card at any of the following locations:

1. NETS App via Google Play Store or Apple App Store*
2. NETS Customer Service Centre.
3. NETS Top Up Machines.
4. Add Value Machine Plus (AVM+)
5. General Ticketing Machines (GTM)
6. Local bank ATMs (DBS/POSB, OCBC and UOB)
7. 7-Eleven stores*
8. Buzz Pods*

2.
Did you know that there are several ways to pay your monthly Service and Conservancy Charges ( S&CC), many of which are digital? While some of them require a physical trip to the payment kiosks such as AXS and S.A.M. machines, others can be made from the convenience of your home at any time of the day. These include Paylah and Paynow apps, Internet Banking, and GIRO that allow HDB residents to make the payment without any hassle since they can be done from within your homes using a computer or mobile device, and are completely safe and secure.

1) didnt mention about topping up via credit card.
2) didn't mention about payment via flashpay card.

 

[ulysses84]

For those on 12 mths GIRO individual tax payment. Using GPMC to pay monthly installment say on the 1st day of the month, will there be further GIRO deduction on that month?

 

[reddevil0728]

For those on 12 mths GIRO individual tax payment. Using GPMC to pay monthly installment say on the 1st day of the month, will there be further GIRO deduction on that month?

I think you might want to do before 1st day.

 

[Trazora]

For those on 12 mths GIRO individual tax payment. Using GPMC to pay monthly installment say on the 1st day of the month, will there be further GIRO deduction on that month?

should pay a few days before 1st of month to make sure the payment is processed in time to stop GIRO deduction.

 

[ulysses84]

I think you might want to do before 1st day.

should pay a few days before 1st of month to make sure the payment is processed in time to stop GIRO deduction.

Great thanks.

 

[ekardo]

Just Google:
1.
You may top up your NETS FlashPay Card at any of the following locations:

1. NETS App via Google Play Store or Apple App Store*
2. NETS Customer Service Centre.
3. NETS Top Up Machines.
4. Add Value Machine Plus (AVM+)
5. General Ticketing Machines (GTM)
6. Local bank ATMs (DBS/POSB, OCBC and UOB)
7. 7-Eleven stores*
8. Buzz Pods*

2.
Did you know that there are several ways to pay your monthly Service and Conservancy Charges ( S&CC), many of which are digital? While some of them require a physical trip to the payment kiosks such as AXS and S.A.M. machines, others can be made from the convenience of your home at any time of the day. These include Paylah and Paynow apps, Internet Banking, and GIRO that allow HDB residents to make the payment without any hassle since they can be done from within your homes using a computer or mobile device, and are completely safe and secure.

please share your experience on topping up flashpay with credit card and using flash pay to make payment for bills etc.

 

[HoGnix]

please share your experience on topping up flashpay with credit card and using flash pay to make payment for bills etc.

I thought for every Sinkie who took public transport and pay house bill will know.

has to spoon-feeding,

Below Text are extracted from Web via Google search.

1.

Card Top-Up Payment at the General Ticketing Machine

How to top up

Top up via Credit/Debit Card

Place your stored value travel card on the card reader of the GTM and follow the on-screen instructions. Select the credit/debit card option as your Mode of Payment, then select the desired top-up amount on the GTM touch screen.

You can choose to make payment for the top-up by inserting your credit/debit card into the payment terminal or tapping your credit/debit card with contactless payment function on the payment terminal screen. There is no need to key in any PIN for this payment option.

After the transaction is approved, please remove your credit/debit card from the terminal and check that your stored value travel card has been topped up, before removing it from the card reader.

*For GPMC, can use Samsung Pay

2.

How to Pay Bills online and at the SAM Kiosks in Singapore?

Paying bills with SAM Kiosks is very simple now. Just visit one of the SAM Kiosk in Singapore and follow the instructions provided below and pay all kind of your bills such as

Credit card

Education

Government fines / bills

Health care

Insurance

Loan amount

SingPost bill

Telcos & Utility bills

Town council

Procedure to pay bills at SAM Kiosk Machine

Visit the nearest SAM Kiosks

Click Pay Bills

Choose the category

Make the payment using the card

How to scan and pay the bills at SAM Kiosk in Singapore?

Visit the nearest SAM Kiosks

Click Scan and Pay

Simply scan your bill’s bar code in the machine and pay using the card

Payment method accepted at SAM Kiosk

NETS

NETS FlashPay

VISA

Master card

AMEX

Please don’t ask where these machines are.

 

[heng_ah]

please share your experience on topping up flashpay with credit card and using flash pay to make payment for bills etc.

Based on my past experience, there is maximum of $100 per day for top up with Credit Card.
IIRC the NFP card can store up to $500.

So this use case if not ideal for big bills, as you need to do it multiple times (days) to settle a bill.

 

[HoGnix]

Based on my past experience, there is maximum of $100 per day for top up with Credit Card.
IIRC the NFP card can store up to $500.

So this use case if not ideal for big bills, as you need to do it multiple times (days) to settle a bill.

Can up to $200 per Card per day.
Anyway if one is took public transport and pass by those machines frequently.

If you are topping up your stored value travel card via your credit/debit card at the General Ticketing Machine (GTM), a maximum payment limit of $100 per credit/debit card per payment mode per day applies. For example, you can top up $100 with your physical credit/debit card and another $100 with your mobile device. In addition, the maximum top-up amount is $100 per transaction.

 

[vsvs24]

Based on my past experience, there is maximum of $100 per day for top up with Credit Card.
IIRC the NFP card can store up to $500.

So this use case if not ideal for big bills, as you need to do it multiple times (days) to settle a bill.

Maybe can combine with the redeem of points for healthy 365.

Redeem healthy 365 points to transitlink for Nets Flashpay then go to the machine to top up for the redemption. My whole family's healthy 365 all redeemed to the same Flashpay card.

Then I go SAM machine and pay town council fees with the card.

 

[BRYSG7]

spoon feed until like that, only a matter of time before this gets patched up as well

 

[justjosh]

All the loophole come out liao. Hope they don't patch before my annual cap reset.

 

[heng_ah]

Used up my last 30k today. Thanks Grab for becoming my medium to collect rebates. See you next year.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

should pay a few days before 1st of month to make sure the payment is processed in time to stop GIRO deduction.

So one can actually opt to do GIRO 12 month. and lets say for FEB deduction, pay on last week of JAN to let it capture, and FEB wont deduct GIRO?

 

[Trazora]

So one can actually opt to do GIRO 12 month. and lets say for FEB deduction, pay on last week of JAN to let it capture, and FEB wont deduct GIRO?

yes

 

[crystalnox]

So one can actually opt to do GIRO 12 month. and lets say for FEB deduction, pay on last week of JAN to let it capture, and FEB wont deduct GIRO?

Welcome to the club.

 

[royalmix]

Thanks for 20k points every month, some hiccups in handling bank topups/transfers as spend, might be able to do a last hurrah come 15 dec with $250 left as I just saw a hidden new promo

 

[royalmix]

MAS reviewing to increase cap from 30k to 100k

 

[devion]

Yup, good news for us as long as the payment providers n credit card companies keep current terms for rebates. https://www.straitstimes.com/busine...e-hassle-for-users-curtailed-by-spending-caps

 

[vsvs24]

Yup, good news for us as long as the payment providers n credit card companies keep current terms for rebates. https://www.straitstimes.com/busine...e-hassle-for-users-curtailed-by-spending-caps

Increase no use. Grabpoints so limited and they restrict credit card topup and usage.

With the recent changes, I am well within my 30k annual limit.