Credit Card
Ends today, 10:59am
Applied for an HSBC Credit Card This Week? Here's What You Could Actually Win
HSBC's credit card sign-up promotion closes today. Apply for the Visa Signature, TravelOne or Live+ card, clear the spend requirement, and you're in the running for one of the more talked-about credit card prizes this month — or a smaller guaranteed reward if you're not picked.
What is HSBC's iPhone 17 Pro promo?
- New-to-HSBC applicants only — existing HSBC cardholders, or anyone who cancelled one in the past 12 months, don't qualify.
- Only retail spend counts — cash advances, instalment plans and the annual fee itself are excluded from the total.
How many people actually get the iPhone?
- The RM3,000 spend has to clear first — for either gift, not just a shot at the iPhone.
- HSBC picks the winners, not RinggitPlus — off HSBC's own internal Qualified Applicants list.
Before you apply for any sign-up gift, read the fine print traps we found in five other Malaysian cards, or compare cards side by side.
What to watch
- 14 Sep, 10:59amApplications received after this cut-off don't count for this cycle.
- By 31 Mar 2027Premium Gift winners are due to be announced on RinggitPlus's Facebook page, per the campaign T&C.
- By 31 May 2027Deadline for winners to submit their claim before it's forfeited.
Not financial advice. This is general information on HSBC Malaysia's official credit card sign-up promotion, based on the campaign terms and conditions published via RinggitPlus and CompareHero (fetched and decoded directly, 14 September 2026). It is not a recommendation to apply for any credit card, and Rates.my earns no commission on applications. Confirm current terms with HSBC or RinggitPlus before applying — promo periods, gifts and eligibility can change or end early.
Sources & further reading
- HSBC / RinggitPlus — official Credit Card Sign-Up Promotion terms and conditions (PDF)
- RinggitPlus — HSBC TravelOne Credit Card, current promotion
- RinggitPlus — HSBC Visa Signature Credit Card, current promotion
- Rates.my — 5 Malaysia credit card cashback traps hidden in the fine print (2026)
- Rates.my — compare Malaysian credit cards side by side
Ready to act on this?
Compare cards side by sideKeep reading
💬 Market Chat
Join the discussion — share your take on this with other Rates.my readers.
💬 Discussion
Your rating:(optional)
Be respectful. Not financial advice.
Loading discussion…
This article is general information, not personalised financial advice. Rates.my is not a licensed financial adviser — always verify rates with the institution and consider your own circumstances.
← All insights