Users of the DBS PayLah app will be able to get up to $3 cashback at participating heartland shops, wet markets and hawker stalls every Saturday from Aug 1 to Dec 31, as part of a new Support Our Heartlands initiative by POSB. The first 75,000 people who use the app on...
Users of the DBS PayLah app will be able to get up to $3 cashback at participating heartland shops, wet markets and hawker stalls every Saturday from Aug 1 to Dec 31, as part of a new Support Our Heartlands initiative by POSB.
Additionally, those shopping at Sheng Siong supermarkets can get $3 off when they buy eggs or rice, if they use their POSB debit or credit cards. This is capped at the first 50,000 redemptions for each item per month, and is valid for purchases on any day of the week. POSB added that today, over 70 per cent of scanned payments made via PayLah are for food and groceries from heartland shops and hawker stalls.
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