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Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard

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Simple points card with a lifetime annual fee waiver

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

Annual fee
Free
Free for life
Min income
RM96k/yr
RM8000/mo
Network
Mastercard
Points / RM1
1

Standard Chartered Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard overview

The Standard Chartered Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard is a Platinum-tier Mastercard points card built around rewards points. Simple points card with a lifetime annual fee waiver. It best suits upper-middle-income earners, with a minimum income requirement of RM96,000 a year. It carries no annual fee.

Features & benefits

  • Lifetime annual fee waiver
  • 1x reward point per RM1
  • RM96,000/yr min income

Is the Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard worth it?

The Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard is best suited to upper-middle-income earners — its minimum income requirement is RM96,000 a year (about RM8,000 a month). As a points card, it works best for people who will actively redeem rewards points for vouchers, gifts or air miles.

Pros
  • +Free for life — no annual fee
  • +Earns 1 reward point per RM1 spent
Cons
  • Higher income requirement — RM96k a year
  • 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 1 point per RM1, around RM2,000 of monthly spending earns about 2,000 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
RM96,000 a year (about RM8,000 a month). Standard Chartered 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 Standard Chartered, or at any Standard Chartered branch.

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

The fine print, decoded

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

📄 Official Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercardterms & product disclosure →

Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard FAQ

You need a minimum annual income of RM96,000 (about RM8,000 a month). Standard Chartered also considers your overall credit standing.

No — the Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard is free for life with no annual fee.

It earns 1 reward point per RM1 spent. Simple points card with a lifetime annual fee waiver.

No — the Standard Chartered Platinum Mastercard is a conventional credit card. Check with Standard Chartered for any Islamic (card-i) equivalent.

It's a good fit for upper-middle-income earners who want rewards points — its main draw is "Simple points card with a lifetime annual fee waiver". With no annual fee, there's little downside to holding it. 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 Standard Chartered before applying. Not financial advice. Rates.my is an independent comparison site, not affiliated with or endorsed by Standard Chartered; 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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