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  1. Dispute Resolution. You may initiate a dispute request via the Bank for reversing or refunding transactions under specific circumstances of the dispute resolution scheme, such as unauthorized transactions or failed delivery of goods/ services by the merchant after a one-off pre-payment. Please note that not all credit card transactions are ...

  2. Card Transaction Dispute Form. Before you begin to fi ll in this form, please call our 24-hour Phone Banking Team at 1800 747 7000 or (65) 6747 7000 (if calling from overseas) to report your card transaction dispute. A 12-digit reference number will be provided to you. You will be required to fi ll in the reference number below.

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  3. Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Service (EBPP) enables Standard Chartered Online Banking customers to register, receive, view and pay bills anytime and anywhere via the Bank’s internet banking, achieving a more effective management of all bills and payments without any geographical constraints. Back to top.

  4. Please call our Standard Chartered Service Hotline for assistance. Priority Banking (852)2886-8866. Premium Banking (852)2886-8877. Other customers (852)2886-8888. Can I change the language after logging into SC Mobile App/Online Banking? The desired language must be selected before login.

  5. What will happen if my account turns dormant? How do I know if my account is reactivated? How can I prevent my active account from turning dormant? A bank account will become dormant if there is no activity for 12 months.

  6. Looking for something else about SC PAY and Scan & Pay? Explore our help centre now. We can help you on what you are looking for. You can click SC Pay(FPS) button in pre-login entry point or login to SC Mobile and select “Transfer” -> “SC Pay (FPS)” or “Transfer” -> “Local Accounts” -> “SC Pay (FPS)” from the left-hand menu.

  7. Dispute Resolution Cardholders can initiate a dispute request via the Bank for reversing or refunding the transactions under specific circumstances of the dispute resolution scheme, e.g. unauthorized transactions or the merchant failed to deliver goods