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| Key Features | BEST-OCBC Platinum MasterCard is your passport to the must have gadgets at your one stop electrical store, Best Denki. Tune in to the savings that you enjoy on your favorite electrical products. With 8% BEST Rewards, you are ready for that upgrade today. |
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| Annual fee waiver | |
| Annual fee | $50 |
| Supplementary Card fee | $30 |
| Age Eligibility | Above 21 |
| Income Eligibility | Over S$30,000 p.a.(SG Citizens, PR, Foreigners) Over S$15,000 p.a.(aged 55 and above) |
| Special Eligibility | |
| Balance transfer rate | |
| Annual percentage rate | 24.96% |
| Min repayment amount | 3% of bal or $50. whichever is higher |
| Interest free credit days | |
| Late fee charges | $55 |
| Interest rate on revolving credit | 24.96% |
| International Acceptance | Yes |
| Additional Credit Line | |
| Masterscard/Visa/Amex | Mastercard |
| Reward system | |
| Special notes | Get 8% BEST Rewards for every dollar charged to your BEST-OCBC Platinum MasterCard at Best Denki, including items purchased on 0% Instalment Plan. FREE DELIVERY when you spend a minimum of S$200 in a single receipt for bulky items. Get S$5 car park refund when you charge at least S$100 in a single receipt at any Best Denki retail outlet. |
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