General spending cards
Earn on almost everything at a steady rate, usually higher on foreign-currency spend. Few caps to watch, but a lower rate than bonus cards.
In the library: DBS Altitude, Citi PremierMiles, UOB PRVI Miles, HSBC TravelOne.
The Singapore miles cards Milely tracks.
Milely currently supports 51 credit cards from 12 Singapore issuers. Search for yours, then select a card to see how its miles are estimated and the issuer terms the rules come from.
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Missing a card you hold? Email support@milely.app and we will check its terms. New cards are added as their rules are verified.
Three kinds of miles card.
Most miles cards in Singapore fall into one of these groups. Many people pair one general card with one or two bonus cards. The beginner's guide explains how.
Bonus category cards
Earn a much higher rate on specific spending, such as online, dining or contactless, up to a monthly cap. This is where tracking matters most.
In the library: Citi Rewards, DBS Woman's World Mastercard, UOB Lady's Card, HSBC Revolution.
Airline co-brand cards
Credit miles straight into an airline programme such as KrisFlyer, so there is no conversion step, often with travel perks.
In the library: AMEX KrisFlyer Credit Card, AMEX KrisFlyer Ascend, KrisFlyer UOB Credit Card.
Earn rates, caps and terms change. Milely records the date each card's rules were last checked, and links to the issuer page they came from.
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