HSBC is running a limited-time sign-up promotion for the HSBC Revolution Card, which I currently see as one of the best Miles credit cards in Singapore.
✍️ The HSBC Revolution Card has been significantly improved as of 1 April 2026, awarding 4 or 8 miles per dollar on useful spending categories.
Get 16,800 bonus miles
From 1 Jul to 30 Sep 2026, applicants of the HSBC Revolution Card can receive 42,000 bonus points (equivalent to 16,800 miles) after meeting the minimum spending requirement.
Here’s how you can qualify for this HSBC Revolution Card sign-up bonus:
✅ Be a new credit cardholder of the bank
✅ Apply by 30 Sep 2026
✅ Provide marketing consent during application
✅ Spend at least S$1,000 by the end of the following calendar month after card approval date
✍️ Apply for the HSBC Revolution Card
(Fulfilled by HSBC Singapore)
For further clarity on the qualifying spend period, here are some examples:
| Application Date | Approval Date | Spend By |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Aug 2026 | 5 Aug 2026 | 30 Sep 2026 |
| 30 Aug 2026 | 2 Sep 2026 | 31 Oct 2026 |
| 30 Sep 2026 | 2 Oct 2026 | 30 Nov 2026 |
Existing HSBC cardholders get S$50 cashback
Also from 1 Jul to 30 Sep 2026, existing HSBC cardholders can receive a sign-up reward in the form of S$50 cashback after applying for the HSBC Revolution Card and spending at least S$500 by the end of the following calendar month.
However, HSBC has an unconventional way of defining eligible existing cardholders, as compared to other banks. Here’s an excerpt from the terms and conditions, with the key points bolded:
“Existing Cardholders” are defined as customers whose most recent Principal HSBC Credit Card was issued more than 12 months ago and who have not cancelled any HSBC Credit Card within the past 12 months. In this regard, cancellation can be initiated by the Eligible Customer or HSBC. For the avoidance of doubt, cancellation by HSBC includes (and without limitation) situations in which the Eligible Customer has been found inactive in terms of usage of any HSBC credit card within last 12 months.
Is the HSBC Revolution Card good?
I see the HSBC Revolution Card as one of the best Miles credit cards in Singapore for the following reasons:
- Solid earn rate of 4 mpd (or 8 mpd with S$50k deposit) on useful spending categories:
- No annual fee, ever
- Access to 7 useful frequent flyer programs (FFPs)
- Free miles/points conversions to FFPs
- Instant miles/points conversions to useful FFPs
However, to extract maximum value from the HSBC Revolution Card, you’ll need adequate knowledge beyond KrisFlyer, as the conversion ratio to that program is poor. As compared to other useful FFPs, you’ll receive 17% fewer miles when converting HSBC points to KrisFlyer miles; effectively dropping your 4 mpd earn rate to 3.3 mpd.
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Earn 4 mpd on contactless and online spending; boost earn rate to 8 mpd with a minimum deposit of S$50,000
More information
Key details of the HSBC Revolution Card
Card rating :
Ease of use :
Minimum annual income:• S’porean/PR: S$30,000 – S$65,000
• Foreigner: S$65,000Annual fee: No annual fee, ever
Earn 4 mpd on selected contactless and online spending, up to S$1,000 per calendar month
Boost bonus earn rate to 8 mpd (up to S$1,200 per calendar month) with a minimum deposit of S$50,000
No minimum spending
3-year miles expiry term
7 useful miles transfer partners
Free miles transfers to frequent flyer programs
Instant miles transfers
No annual fee, ever
⚠️ 0.4 mpd earn rate on non-bonus spending
⚠️ Poor transfer ratio to KrisFlyer
⚠️ Bonus categories are MCC-sensitive
⚠️ 3.25% foreign transaction fee
Get up to 28,000 miles with HSBC EGA
As shared above, HSBC Revolution Cardholders can receive an earn rate of 8 mpd (instead of 4 mpd) on contactless and online spending if they have a minimum of S$50,000 in deposits in the HSBC Everyday Global Account (EGA).
✍️ HSBC Revolution cardholders can apply for the HSBC EGA account through the HSBC app.
New HSBC personal banking customers can receive up to 70,000 points (equivalent to 28,000 miles) when they open a new HSBC EGA account and meet the minimum incremental fresh funds requirements, as follows:
Standard EGA (Personal Banking)
| Deposits | Reward |
|---|---|
| At least S$50,000 (under S$100,000) | 30,000 points (12,000 miles) |
| At least S$100,000 | 70,000 points (28,000 miles) |
HSBC Premier EGA
Customers who open a Premier EGA account and maintain a minimum total relationship balance (TRB) of S$200,000 as an HSBC Premier customer can receive larger rewards:
Note: These points are credited to the HSBC Premier Mastercard, not the HSBC Revolution Card.
| Deposits | Reward |
|---|---|
| At least S$200,000 (under S$300,000) | 150,000 points (60,000 miles) |
| At least S$300,000 (under S$600,000) | 250,000 points (100,000 miles) |
| At least S$600,000 | 500,000 points (200,000 miles) |
Take note of the following conditions to receive rewards for opening an HSBC EGA account:
- Open the HSBC EGA account between 1 Aug and 30 Sep 2026
- Opt in to receive marketing communications and log in to the HSBC SG App by the fresh fund credit date below
- Fresh funds must come from non-HSBC accounts, and represent an increase over your total relationship balances as at July 2026
- The Premier tiers require an approved HSBC Premier Mastercard, while the standard tiers accept any qualifying HSBC credit card
The remaining deadlines depend on the month in which the account is opened:
| Account Opened | Fund By | Maintain Until | Card Approved By | Points By |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 2026 | 31 Aug 2026 | 31 Jan 2027 | 31 Jan 2027 | 31 Mar 2027 |
| Sep 2026 | 30 Sep 2026 | 28 Feb 2027 | 28 Feb 2027 | 30 Apr 2027 |
The card approval deadline applies to customers who are new to HSBC.
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Terms and conditions
Check out the official terms and conditions of this HSBC Revolution Card sign-up promo.
