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Cards - OCBC Cashflo Mastercard
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What benefits can I get from the OCBC Cashflo Mastercard?
You are entitled to an Interest Free Auto-Instalment Payment Plan (Auto-IPP) for retail transactions of RM500 and above. -
What is Retail Spending?
Retail Spending means the amount the Cardmember spends on retail purchases. Table 1 below sets out the transactions which form part of retail spending and which ones are not entitled to the Auto Instalment Payment Plan (Auto-IPP).
Table 1
Retail Spending
(Transaction Below Are Included For Auto-IPP)
Non-Retail Spending
(Transaction Below Are Excluded From Auto-IPP)
- Local and overseas/foreign currency purchase
- Online Purchases/ e-wallet/ E-Commerce
- Mail Order / Telephone Order
- Auto Debit/Recurring
- Easy Payment Plan (EPP)
- Balance Transfer (BT)
- Call for Cash (CFC)
- Power Credit Cash Plus
- Auto Balance Conversion
- Outstanding Balance
- Cash Advance
- Finance Charge
- Annual Fee
- Late Payment Charge
- Reversal on Transaction
- Disputed Transaction
- Fraudulent Transaction
- Card Replacement Fee
- Service Tax
- Other Fees and Charges
- Donations to Charitable and Social Service Organisations
- Government - related payments
- Great Eastern Life / General Insurance
- Standing instructions
- Instalment Payment Plan (IPP) / Auto-IPP
- Jompay, FPX and Duitnow QR transactions
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What is the Cashflo Interest-free* Auto-Instalment Payment Plan (Auto-IPP) on the OCBC Cashflo Mastercard?
This is a feature for the OCBC Cashflo Mastercard where:
- Purchases from RM500 - RM1,000 are automatically converted to a 3-months Auto-IPP.
- Purchases that are above RM1,000 will be automatically converted to a 6-months Auto-IPP.
This feature allows Cardmembers to better manage their cash flow by spreading out their payments over a 3 or 6 months period. This is especially good for places that may not offer 0% Instalment Payment Plans upfront, such as luxury retailers.
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What transactions are eligible for the Auto-IPP feature?
The Auto-IPP feature is available only for purchases of goods & services and if the minimum spending requirement is met. For example, purchase of a television at an electronics store, or purchase of flight tickets, or payment for a dining transaction by using a currently valid OCBC Cashflo Mastercard. Table 2 below sets out the transactions which form part of Auto-IPP and transaction which do not.
Table 2
Auto-IPP
(Transaction Below Are Included For Auto-IPP)
Non Auto-IPP
(Transaction Below Are Excluded From Auto-IPP)
- Local and overseas/foreign currency purchase
- Online Purchases/ e-wallet/ E-Commerce
- Mail Order / Telephone Order
- Auto Debit/Recurring
- Easy Payment Plan (EPP)
- Balance Transfer (BT)
- Call for Cash (CFC)
- Power Credit Cash Plus
- Auto Balance Conversion
- Outstanding Balance
- Cash Advance
- Finance Charge
- Annual Fee
- Late Payment Charge
- Reversal on Transaction
- Disputed Transaction
- Fraudulent Transaction
- Card Replacement Fee
- Service Tax
- Other Fees and Charges
- Donations to Charitable and Social Service Organisations
- Government - related payments
- Great Eastern Life / General Insurance
- Standing instructions
- Instalment Payment Plan (IPP) / Auto-IPP
- Jompay, FPX and Duitnow QR transactions
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I paid my Great Eastern insurance premium of RM500 with OCBC Cashflo card. Will this transaction be Auto-IPP for 3 months?
No, Great Eastern (GE) Life/General Insurance transaction are not eligible for the Auto-IPP feature. -
Can I pay off my outstanding Auto-IPP amount in full?
Yes. You may call into the OCBC Contact Centre and request to pay the Auto-IPP in full. -
Will my Standing Instructions be subjected to the Auto-IPP trigger amounts?
No. Your Standing Instructions is not eligible for the Auto-IPP feature. -
Do I get rebates for the Auto-IPP transactions?
The Cashflo card does not have a rebate feature.