From 12 July, get up to $3 DBS PayLah! cashback at hawker stalls every Saturday
Earning up to S$3 cashback is no difficult feat — simply be among the first 160,000 lucky ones to scan and make a purchase with PayLah! from 8am at more than 22,000 participating hawker stalls, wet markets and shops around the heartlands.
To identify which establishments are eligible, simply look out for the PayLah! Scan to Pay sticker at hawker stalls.
Wet market vendors and heartland shops will display the 'POSB Support Our Heartland Shops' wobbler.
This campaign is part of DBS/POSB's initiative to mark Singapore turning 60 this year, as well as to enhance customer's savings. The bank will offer some two million cashback rewards that Singaporeans and residents can redeem for their payments.
In case you get carried away and start visiting multiple outlets to double or triple your chances, do note that redemptions are capped at 1 per user per week.
From now till 30 Sep 2025, enjoy special discounts at your favourite makan places when you pay with your PAssion POSB Debit Card or POSB Everyday Card in-store to enjoy the deal.
If Polar Puffs & Cakes is in your neighbourhood, drop by to get a Chicken Pie or Sugar Roll at just $0.60 (limited to 20,000 redemptions per item per month).
Need a small cup of Hot or to get through the day? Then swing by Toast Box (limited to 30,000 redemptions for July 2025).
BreadTalk aficionados who purchase any in-store item can get selected buns in the store at just $0.60 (limited to 10,000 redemptions for July 2025).
Since International Fried Chicken Day had just passed, the celebrations continue at KFC with the 2-Piece Meal (2 pieces of chicken, 2 regular sides and 1 regular drink) going for just S$6. This is capped at 20,000 redemptions per month.
If you're heading to Old Chang Kee to get some snacks, simply spend a minimum of S$5 in a single receipt to receive a S$0.60 curry puff voucher. This is limited to 50,000 redemptions per month.
Heads up! Go cashless for the next 12 Saturdays – you could end up saving a lot. Good luck!
S$600 or S$800 SG60 vouchers from Jul
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