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What types of payments are supported on an American Express / AMEX credit card?

Updated over 2 months ago

CardUp is required to adhere to specific compliance regulations established by American Express. This guide outlines the AMEX credit card types and payment types that are accepted or restricted on our platform. Please review this guide carefully to understand what AMEX card types and payment types are allowed and not allowed on CardUp.

Credit Card Type

Allowed AMEX Cards

Restricted AMEX Cards

  • Personal AMEX Cards: All personal cards issued to individual consumers.

  • DBS Bank Limited Issued AMEX Cards: Personal cards issued by DBS Bank.

  • United Overseas Bank Limited Issued AMEX Cards: Personal cards issued by UOB.

  • Corporate AMEX Cards: All business/corporate cards, including those issued for business and corporate use.

Payment Type

Supported Payment Type

Restricted Payment Type

  • Rental payments to a landlord.

  • Rental deposits to a landlord.

  • Income Tax, Property Tax & Stamp Duty.

  • Tuition/School Fees to Singapore-based schools or education centers.

  • Condominium Maintenance Fees: MCST or property developer.

  • Insurance Premiums

  • Season Parking

  • Property agent fee

  • Car Loans

  • Electricity

  • Helper Salary

  • Miscellaneous

  • Mortgage

  • Payroll

  • Renovation

  • Supplier

  • International Payments

  • Car rentals & leasing

Additional Information


Why are some AMEX cards and payment types not supported?

CardUp is required to adhere to specific compliance regulations established by American Express. These guidelines help ensure the security and legality of transactions conducted on our platform.

What should I do if my AMEX card or payment type is not supported?

If your AMEX card or the payment type you wish to make is not supported, we recommend considering an alternative payment method available on CardUp. We offer a variety of other card and payment options to better accommodate your needs.

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