DBS Altitude Card
DBS · VISA
The DBS Altitude Card is a credit card from DBS on the Visa network. It has an annual fee of S$196.20. It earns 1.3x on everything else. The welcome offer is A Samsonite MINTER 80/30 Trunk Luggage (worth S$680) or up to 38,000 miles (10,000 of the miles for paying the first-year fee) for new DBS/POSB credit cardholders who use the promo code, spend S$800 in the first 60 days and have a PayLah! account (offer ends 31 October 2026).
Key facts
- Annual fee
- S$196.20
- Purchase APR
- 27.8% p.a.
- Foreign transaction fee
- 3.25%
- Network
- VISA
- Welcome offer
- A Samsonite MINTER 80/30 Trunk Luggage (worth S$680) or up to 38,000 miles (10,000 of the miles for paying the first-year fee) for new DBS/POSB credit cardholders who use the promo code, spend S$800 in the first 60 days and have a PayLah! account (offer ends 31 October 2026)
Reward rates by category
| Category | Rate | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Everything else | 1.3x | Miles per S$1 on local spend, awarded as DBS Points |
Benefits and perks
- First-year annual fee waived.
- Up to 2.2 miles per S$1 on overseas spend in foreign currency.
- Issued as a Visa Signature or an American Express card, at the same fee and earn rates.
Questions about the DBS Altitude Card
What is the annual fee on the DBS Altitude Card?
The DBS Altitude Card has an annual fee of S$196.20.
What rewards does the DBS Altitude Card earn?
The DBS Altitude Card earns 1.3x on everything else.
Is the DBS Altitude Card worth it?
The DBS Altitude Card is worth it when the rewards you would earn on your own spending exceed its annual fee. Upload a statement to Woodo and the calculation runs against your real categories rather than an assumed budget.
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