Unionpay debit card or prepaid debit card

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anyone know if there is any way to get a Union Pay debit card or prepaid credit card?
 

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If you are looking for UnionPay Debit Card, you can consider opening an account with ICBC Bank in Singapore and apply their Debit Card thereafter.

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More details are available at their website here:
http://www.icbc.com.cn/icbc/海外分行/新加...rds/unionpaydualcurrencydebitcard/default.htm

For more information, you can call customer service hotline: 63695588
 

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I need to get unionpay debit card(no yearly subscription fees).
Need to buy some china stuff from Internet.

Anyone knows which bank has it?
Search Internet only saw the limited edition OCBC SEA games union pay debit card......

Does OCBC issues normal union pay debit cards?
 

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I need to get unionpay debit card(no yearly subscription fees).
Need to buy some china stuff from Internet.

Anyone knows which bank has it?
Search Internet only saw the limited edition OCBC SEA games union pay debit card......

Does OCBC issues normal union pay debit cards?

BOC offers a few type of UniPay cards and currently has 10% Cash Rebate on Grocery and Petrol

http://www.bankofchina.com/sg/bocinfo/bi2/201507/t20150728_5351136.html

why worry for yearly subscription fees??
annual fee is first 2 years free and after that it can be easily asked to be waived. You nvr use credit card before?
 
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Just note that most of cashier in singpore dun know how to use unionpay machine, so u will face difficulty when using it in Singapore.
 

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I need to get unionpay debit card(no yearly subscription fees).
Need to buy some china stuff from Internet.

Anyone knows which bank has it?
Search Internet only saw the limited edition OCBC SEA games union pay debit card......

Does OCBC issues normal union pay debit cards?

Hi whatmeworry,

Unfortunately, we do not offer any Union Pay debit cards.

^Dione
 

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Just note that most of cashier in singpore dun know how to use unionpay machine, so u will face difficulty when using it in Singapore.

Teach them.
At the cash register, ask the cashier to press the button NETS instead of CREDIT CARD, then insert your card into the NETS card reader. The receipt will be printed, no PIN required, just need to sign.
 

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Teach them.
At the cash register, ask the cashier to press the button NETS instead of CREDIT CARD, then insert your card into the NETS card reader. The receipt will be printed, no PIN required, just need to sign.

i have a unionpay credit card. tried using thru NETS function at NTUC, and Caltex stations. doesn't work.

This card can work in Cold Storage and Giant, and PIN IS required, just input "00000" and the "approval" will show on the NETS terminal.

From personal experience.
 

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i have a unionpay credit card. tried using thru NETS function at NTUC, and Caltex stations. doesn't work.

This card can work in Cold Storage and Giant, and PIN IS required, just input "00000" and the "approval" will show on the NETS terminal.

From personal experience.

It works for me at
1. Giant supermarket
2. Sheng Siong
3. Shaw Theatre

All without the need to enter PIN.

Interesting to know that the sales staff at NTUC and Caltex have not learn how to handle this card yet.
 
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