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OCBC 365 MasterCard

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10x OCBC$ per RM1 on weekend dining, grocery & shopping (5x on weekdays)

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Last updated 7 August 2026 · Reviewed by Raymond, Rates.my

Annual fee
RM100
Free 1st year (till 31 Dec 2026), then waived with RM20,000/yr retail spend
Min income
RM48k/yr
RM4000/mo
Network
Mastercard
Points / RM1
10

OCBC Bank OCBC 365 MasterCard overview

The OCBC Bank OCBC 365 MasterCard is a Card-tier Mastercard points card built around rewards points. 10x OCBC$ per RM1 on weekend dining, grocery & shopping (5x on weekdays). It best suits middle-income earners, with a minimum income requirement of RM48,000 a year. It has an annual fee of RM100 (free 1st year (till 31 dec 2026), then waived with rm20,000/yr retail spend).

Features & benefits

  • 10x OCBC$ per RM1 on weekend dining, grocery & shopping
  • 5x OCBC$ per RM1 on the same categories on weekdays
  • Bonus OCBC$ capped at 20,000 per statement cycle, then 1x unlimited
  • RM100/yr principal, RM50 supplementary — free 1st year till 31 Dec 2026

Is the OCBC 365 MasterCard worth it?

The OCBC 365 MasterCard is best suited to middle-income earners — its minimum income requirement is RM48,000 a year (about RM4,000 a month). As a points card, it works best for people who will actively redeem rewards points for vouchers, gifts or air miles.

Pros
  • +Annual fee waivable (free 1st year (till 31 dec 2026), then waived with rm20,000/yr retail spend)
  • +Earns 10 reward points per RM1 spent
Cons
  • RM100 annual fee unless the waiver condition is met
  • Rewards only pay off if you actively redeem your points or miles
  • Like any credit card, finance charges apply if you don't pay the balance in full each month

How much could you earn?

At 10 points per RM1, around RM2,000 of monthly spending earns about 20,000 points a month — redeemable for vouchers, gifts or air miles depending on the programme. This is illustrative; redemption value varies.

Eligibility & how to apply

Minimum income
RM48,000 a year (about RM4,000 a month). OCBC Bank may also assess your overall credit profile.
Age
Principal applicants are usually 21 and above; supplementary cardholders are often accepted from 18.
Documents
Your MyKad (or passport for non-residents), latest payslips or your most recent BE/EA form, and recent bank or EPF statements as proof of income.
How to apply
Apply online via OCBC Bank, or at any OCBC Bank branch.

Requirements are general guidance — OCBC Bank sets the final approval criteria. Confirm current terms before you apply.

The fine print, decoded

Before you apply, read OCBC Bank's official terms & Product Disclosure Sheet — the cashback caps, category exclusions and fees are all set out there.

📄 Official OCBC 365 MasterCardterms & product disclosure →

OCBC 365 MasterCard FAQ

You need a minimum annual income of RM48,000 (about RM4,000 a month). OCBC Bank also considers your overall credit standing.

The annual fee is RM100, but it can be waived: free 1st year (till 31 dec 2026), then waived with rm20,000/yr retail spend.

It earns 10 reward points per RM1 spent. 10x OCBC$ per RM1 on weekend dining, grocery & shopping (5x on weekdays).

No — the OCBC 365 MasterCard is a conventional credit card. Check with OCBC Bank for any Islamic (card-i) equivalent.

It's a good fit for middle-income earners who want rewards points — its main draw is "10x OCBC$ per RM1 on weekend dining, grocery & shopping (5x on weekdays)". Weigh the RM100 annual fee against how much you'll earn back. Compare it with the related cards below before applying.

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Rates, fees and promotions are indicative and time-limited — always confirm current terms with OCBC Bank before applying. Not financial advice. Rates.my is an independent comparison site, not affiliated with or endorsed by OCBC Bank; card names and logos belong to their respective owners. Spotted an error or need a correction or takedown? Contact Raymond at raymond@rates.my.

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