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HSBC credit cards in Singapore compared
HSBC credit cards in Singapore are the cards HSBC Bank (Singapore) Limited lists on its Singapore credit-card pages, where the "explore all our credit cards" page features five: HSBC Premier Mastercard, HSBC Revolution, HSBC TravelOne, HSBC Live+ and HSBC Advance. [1] [2] HSBC presents Premier Mastercard, Revolution and TravelOne around rewards or miles, and Live+ and Advance around cashback. [1] The Premier Mastercard's advertised sign-up gift is the one quoted directly in KrisFlyer miles. [1]
Facts checked: 18 October 2026
Key takeaways
- HSBC's "explore all our credit cards" page lists five cards: Premier Mastercard, Revolution, TravelOne, Live+ and Advance. [2]
- Revolution is advertised with up to 20× accelerated rewards, TravelOne with instant reward redemption across an extensive selection of airline and hotel partners, and Premier Mastercard with elevated travel, lifestyle and dining experiences; Live+ and Advance are presented as cashback cards. [1]
- HSBC's advertised sign-up gift figures include "up to" amounts for miles, Reward points and cashback. [1]
- The Premier Mastercard gift is stated as up to 48,500 KrisFlyer miles, alternatively expressed as 145,500 Reward points. [1]
Which HSBC credit cards are sold in Singapore?
HSBC's "explore all our credit cards" page lists five cards, each with a "check eligibility" link alongside an "apply now" link. [2] HSBC's credit-card navigation additionally lists Visa Infinite and Visa Platinum. [1]
| Card | How HSBC presents it | Sign-up gift advertised |
|---|---|---|
| HSBC Premier Mastercard | Elevated travel, lifestyle and dining experiences in Singapore [1] | Up to 48,500 KrisFlyer miles (145,500 Reward points) and a SGD200 reward voucher [1] |
| HSBC Revolution Credit Card | Up to 20× accelerated rewards [1] | Up to 112,000 Reward points when applying for both a Revolution card and an HSBC Everyday Global Account [1] |
| HSBC TravelOne Credit Card | Instant reward redemption with an extensive selection of airline and hotel partners [1] | Up to 20,000 miles (in the form of 50,000 Reward points) and a Samsonite ZELTUS 69cm Spinner with built-in scale, stated as worth SGD680 [1] |
| HSBC Live+ Credit Card | Extra cashback for dining, shopping and fun [1] | Up to SGD300 cashback or Samsonite luggage [1] |
| HSBC Advance Credit Card | A simple, hassle-free cashback card [1] | Up to SGD300 cashback or Samsonite luggage [1] |
Reward points, miles or cashback?
The range includes cards with gifts expressed in points or miles and cards with cashback gifts. Premier Mastercard, Revolution and TravelOne each state their sign-up gift in points or miles; Live+ and Advance each offer up to SGD300 cashback or Samsonite luggage. [1]
The Premier Mastercard gift is given as 48,500 KrisFlyer miles and, in brackets, 145,500 Reward points, while the TravelOne gift is given as 20,000 miles "in the form of" 50,000 Reward points. [1] The offer text uses HSBC Reward points alongside miles. For the rewards programme, see HSBC Rewards Singapore; for the wider line-up of Singapore issuers' points schemes, see Singapore card points programmes compared.
Revolution is advertised with up to 20× accelerated rewards, and TravelOne with instant reward redemption across an extensive selection of airline and hotel partners. [1]
Where does KrisFlyer fit in?
KrisFlyer appears by name in the Premier Mastercard offer, where the sign-up gift is quoted as up to 48,500 KrisFlyer miles, equivalent to 145,500 Reward points in HSBC's wording. [1] The offer states the gift as up to 48,500 KrisFlyer miles, alternatively expressed as 145,500 Reward points. [1]
For TravelOne, the offer is written as up to 20,000 miles in the form of 50,000 Reward points, and the card is advertised with instant reward redemption across an extensive selection of airline and hotel partners. [1] For transfer steps, see the HSBC Rewards Singapore to KrisFlyer transfer walkthrough.
Conditions and limits on the advertised offers
- "Up to" amounts. The mileage, Reward-point and cashback figures are advertised as "up to" amounts. [1]
- Two-product requirement. The Revolution total of up to 112,000 Reward points is advertised when you apply for both an HSBC Revolution Credit Card and an HSBC Everyday Global Account. [1]
- Either-or gifts. Live+ and Advance each offer up to SGD300 cashback or Samsonite luggage. [1] The TravelOne suitcase is stated as worth SGD680. [1]
- Eligibility check. Each card on HSBC's Singapore credit-card pages has its own eligibility-check link alongside the application link. [2]
- Fee and cap mechanics. For how annual fees, fee waivers and monthly spend caps are usually structured, see the glossary entries on card annual fees and card earning caps.
Frequently asked questions
Which HSBC Singapore card is advertised with KrisFlyer miles?
The HSBC Premier Mastercard, whose sign-up gift is quoted as up to 48,500 KrisFlyer miles, alternatively written as 145,500 Reward points, plus a SGD200 reward voucher. [1]
Do any HSBC Singapore cards pay cashback instead of points?
Yes. HSBC Live+ and HSBC Advance are both presented as cashback cards, with a sign-up gift of up to SGD300 cashback or Samsonite luggage. [1]
How many Reward points can a new HSBC Revolution cardholder receive?
Up to 112,000 Reward points, and that figure is advertised when the customer applies for both a Revolution card and an HSBC Everyday Global Account. [1]
What is in the HSBC TravelOne welcome gift?
Up to 20,000 miles, described as being in the form of 50,000 Reward points, together with a Samsonite ZELTUS 69cm Spinner with built-in scale that HSBC states is worth SGD680. [1]
How do I check whether I qualify for one of these cards?
HSBC puts a "check eligibility" link alongside each card on its Singapore credit-card pages, next to the application link. [2]
Sources
Sources accessed on 18 October 2026. For other Singapore issuers, see Singapore card points programmes compared.
- HSBC Singapore credit cards overview, checked 18 October 2026
- HSBC Singapore: explore all our credit cards, checked 18 October 2026