Best Petrol Credit Cards 2025: Esso/Caltex/Shell Credit Cards Discounts

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We found 3 Credit Cards for you!
Dah Sing MyAuto Credit Card
Min. Annual Salary
HK$150,000
Miles Conversion (local spend)
N/A
Cash back on local spend
0.4%
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The Platinum Card
MoneySmart Exclusive
Family Travel Cover | 0% Cross Border Fee
Promotion ends in 3 days
Discount at Expedia/Hotels.com/Trip.com
8%
Discount at designated restaurants
40%
Discount at Agoda
Up to 7%

【🔥MoneySmart Exclusive: 😱 HK$3,500 CASH or New Premium Gifts Await!】
From now until 16 July 2025, apply for the Platinum Card and fulfil spending of HK$15,000 within the first 2 months, indulge in ONE of the Premium Gifts and Cash below. Hurry, this limited-time upgrade awaits!
1. 🤑 HK$3,500 Cash (automatically converted by 35,000 SmartPoints and will directly deposit into your FPS account)
2. PHILIPS ADD6921DG/90 RO Water Dispenser with instant heating and cooling (Value: HK$5,488) or
3. 🆕 Dyson Airwrap™ Multi-styler (Value: HK$4,480) or
4. Insta360 X5 Flagship 8K 360º Action Camera (Standard Bundle) (Value: HK$4,099) or
5. HK$3,500 Apple Store Gift Card
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Valid until 16 Jul 2025 - See more details below
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Hang Seng enJoy Card
Up to 4x Points to spend as cash
Annual fee
Perpetual annual fee waiver
Cash back on local spend
2%
Welcome Offer
Up to 120,000 yuu Points
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