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Say hello to a better way to bank. Make your goals a reality with GXS FlexiLoan, a loan you can customise. Plus, Saving Pockets lets you save for everything you need.
Banking made better. At GXS, we are a digital bank on a mission to make banking better for Singapore's everyday consumers and small businesses.
Nov 1, 2023 · GXS Bank serves the underbanked who rely on daily cashflow, while Trust Bank offers the go-to Link Rewards cards for FairPrice Group spending.
Manage and track your saving goals, all in one place. No minimum balance. No fees. Say no to extra fees and minimum balance when you bank with us. Get ready for Cashback Boost. Earn up to S$70 in cashback. S$10. Earn S$10 cashback bonus. Sign up by 30 Jun 2024 and make your first transaction on GXS Debit Card by 31 Jul 2024 to earn S$10 cashback 1.
Aug 31, 2022 · SINGAPORE, Aug 31 (Reuters) - GXS Bank, the digital bank joint venture of ride-hailing firm Grab Holdings (A6I.F) and Singapore Telecommunications (STEL.SI), launched Singapore's first...
Say hello to a better way to bank. Make your goals a reality with GXS FlexiLoan, and get a quick cash boost with no fees whenever you need it.
Aug 31, 2022 · SINGAPORE — GXS Bank, backed by Grab Holdings and Singapore Telecommunications, on Wednesday (31 August) unveiled its savings account product as it claimed the position of Singapore's first...
Jul 19, 2023 · GXS and MariBank are Singapore’s two digital full banks, which can serve retail and corporate customers. These banks were subject to a $50 million regulatory cap on retail deposits, imposed by...
Aug 31, 2022 · GXS Bank, the digital bank joint venture between Southeast Asian superapp Grab Holdings and Singaporean telecommunication giant Singtel, unveiled its first financial product on Wednesday,...
Jun 26, 2024 · GXS Bank, a digital bank in Singapore, has received an additional S$229.5 million (approximately US$169.4 million) funding from its parent companies Southeast Asian superapp Grab and telecom conglomerate Singtel, according to regulatory filings reported by DealStreetAsia.. Grab led the round, injecting around US$141.5 million through its subsidiary A5-DB Holdings Pte Ltd.
