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From 18 August 2022, a fee of S$1 will be charged for each credit or debit card top-up. This applies to all top-up transactions, including auto top-ups. From 11 October 2022, a S$0.50 fee applies for all top-ups made at 7-Eleven, Sheng Siong $TM and SOCASH outlets.
You can top up at the following channels without incurring any convenience fee:
1) AXS
2) Singtel Shops
3) OCBC PayAnyOne
4) eNETS
5) PayNow VPA and QR code
6) Dash EasyEarn
7) Dash PET

You can top up at the following channels without incurring any fees:
1) AXS
2) Singtel Shops
3) OCBC PayAnyOne
4) eNETS
5) PayNow VPA and QR code
6) Dash EasyEarn
7) Dash PET

The top-up limit is imposed by the service provider.

Yes, you may top up more than S$500 at 7-Eleven. However, the maximum amount per transaction is S$500 and S$0.50 fee applies for each transaction. Alternatively, you may consider other top-up channels with higher top-up limits.

No, all top-up fees are non refundable.

If a 'convenience fee' is applicable to the selected top-up channels, it will be reflected in your transaction history.

The convenience fee of S$1 will be added to the total amount that you wish to top up. For example, if you wish to top up S$100, the total payable will be S$101.

Customers are informed of these convenience charges since 19 July 2022 via a variety of channels. They include the Dash top-up page/ inapp push/ email/ SMS.

The fee will go towards offsetting the top-up cost imposed by the providers and enhancing your Dash app experience.

The S$0.50 fee will be deducted from top-up amount. For example, if you top up S$100, you will receive S$99.50. Your transaction history will show S$100 Dash Top-Up and a deduction of S$0.50 Convenience Fee.

You may wish to extract the mobile number from the incorrect PayNow VPA and contact the person who has received the money.

Dash will not be able to perform a transfer reversal.

There are several ways to top up your Dash wallet. To find out how, visit https://dash.com.sg/topup.

On the Dash homepage, go to 'Top Up' and select 'Scan & Pay'. You will see a PayNow QR generated. You now can either scan this QR from your preferred mobile banking app or simply save the QR and upload it into your preferred mobile banking app.

When you either scan from or upload your PayNow QR into your preferred mobile bank app, the 'Bill Reference' or 'Description' field would state DASH65. If this is not the mobile phone number registered to your Dash account, contains any other information or empty, please do not proceed to top up. Please also do not edit this field as it may result in your Dash wallet not being topped up.

Yes you can. However please ensure that you see the other person's mobile phone number being reflected in the 'Bill Reference' or 'Description' field in the following format DASH65.

It is very likely that the information in the 'Bill Reference' or 'Description' field was incorrect. If this is the case, you will be refunded the amount within 60 days from the day of the original top up being performed.

If you’re facing issues with PayNow on your bank app, please contact your bank directly. If the issue is related to the Dash app, please contact us. Refer to dash.com.sg/contact for information.

The daily top-up limit for a verified Singtel Dash Mobile Remittance account on app versions 6.2.0 and above is up to $5,000 daily and up to $10,000 a month. For top ups using credit/ debit cards, there is a maximum top-up amount for S$500 a month. There is no limit to top up from bank accounts (via eNets ) or PayNow.

From Pay tab, simply click on View More > Top Up > Credit/Debit card > Select the top-up amount. You will be directed to an external website, where you will need to enter the required Credit/Debit card details like 16-digit card number and security code. You may be prompted to enter a one-time password (OTP). The Credit/Debit card has to be issued locally.

From 18 August 2022, a fee of S$1 will be charged for each credit or debit card top-up. This applies to all top-up transactions, including auto top-ups.

Credit/Debit card top-ups to Singtel Dash is applicable for Singapore-issued cards only. An error message will appear in the payment portal if you are trying to top up with a foreign-issued card. Dash does not accept top-ups via stored-value facilities (SVF), such as a Dash Visa Virtual Card to another third party account as well. If this is not the case, and if you are still experiencing top-up issues, please call us at 1800-GET-DASH (1800-438-3274) and speak to our customer service officer.

Some of the banks have implemented different checks after payment completion and the redirection from bank page back to Singtel Dash app might differ from bank to bank. Please click on the top left close button after you have completed your payment and the successful top-up receipt will be displayed accordingly. Your top-up transaction can also be found at the transaction history tab.

With a verified Singtel Dash Mobile Remittance account on app versions 6.2.0 and above, if you are not a Work-Permit holder, the maximum wallet limit for Dash at any point in time is up to S$5,000. For Work Permit-holders with a verified Singtel Dash Mobile Remittance account, the maximum wallet limit for Dash at any point in time is up to S$3,000.

Select 'Prepaid' on the home page of your Dash app and enter the mobile number you wish to top up or select the number from your contacts. You can currently top up numbers from Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.

Select 'Prepaid' on the home page of your Dash app and enter the mobile number you wish to top up or select the number from your contacts.

You can save a credit/debit card in Dash by following these steps: Top up > Select “Credit/Debit card” > Select top-up amount > Ensure that “Save card details for future top-ups” is checked > Select “TOP UP”> Enter credit/debit card details in the secure payment gateway page > Enter 3D Secure One-Time Password (OTP) > Top up successful. Upon trying to do a subsequent top-up, you should see the saved credit/debit card upon selecting “Credit/Debit card” and the top-up amount.

No, it is not compulsory to save a credit/debit card. However, this will help save time and effort to re-enter your card details when you’re making a top-up again.

You can do a top-up via credit/debit card without saving a card by following these steps: Top up > Select “Credit/Debit card” > Select top-up amount > Uncheck “Save card details for future top-ups” > Select “TOP UP” and complete the flow. The credit/debit card which was used will not be saved.

Yes, you can save a different credit/debit card by following these steps: Top up > Select “Credit/Debit card” > Select top-up amount > Select “Save a different card” > Select “TOP UP” and complete the flow. Your previously saved credit/debit card will be replaced by your newly saved card.

Yes, you can remove your saved credit/debit card in Dash by following these steps: Top up > Select “Credit/Debit card” > Select top-up amount > Select “Remove” beside your saved card details.

Unfortunately no, this is not available at the moment. Your credit/debit card details can only be saved upon completion of a top-up to your Dash account.

You can only save 1 credit/debit card at any point in time.

All customers who are able to do a Dash top-up via credit/debit card are eligible to save a credit/debit card in Dash.

An OTP is only required if the credit/debit card used to do a top-up is not saved.

Yes, all top-ups done via a credit/debit card will be reflected in your transaction history.

You can either choose to (a) Save a different card or (b) Remove your saved credit/debit card which has expired.

If you do not require Dash Remit services, you may still digitally verify your Dash account by tapping on Account > Update Details and select the appropriate option.

You will need either your Singpass account or these documents ready:
- Singapore-issued ID card
- Proof of address