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  1. 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.

  2. The quota of the Offer is limited to 5,000. The Offer will be provided on a first-come-first-served basis, while stock lasts. The Offer is applicable for shows from 9 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday during the promotion period and at regular houses only. Cardholders must first select regular-priced 2D movie ticket (s) at the purchase unit ...

  3. Offer 2: Extra HKD50 instant discount at online store. Upon making a single net transaction of HKD2,000 or above and successfully select the “Standard Chartered Credit Card Offer” option under Promotion Offer and enter “SCB50” at Promo Code box to enjoy HKD50 instant discount. The instant discount will be applied automatically and shown ...

  4. Filters Applied. Browse through full list of Investment funds, Index funds, Top performing funds, Fixed income and Money market funds using SC Fund Library and build your portfolio. Low charges.

  5. 1.Credit card account balance and transaction history details are updated periodically. A note will be displayed on screen during the updating process. Please check your credit card information after completion of the process. 2.The combined credit limit is shared among all Standard Chartered Credit Cards and Co-branded Cards.

  6. 18 小時前 · The applicable Foreign exchange rate and total remittance charges levied will be shown on account transaction history and/or bank statement. For further information, please call our Customer Service Hotline at (852) 2886 8868 (press 2 6 0). Your remittance instruction will be shown with applicable exchange rate and corresponding debited amount ...

  7. 1.All employers must report correct salaries / wages and other earnings information of their employees to the insurers, in order to comply with the Employees’ Compensation Ordinance (ECO), Chapter 282, and to ensure full indemnification to meet their liabilities to the employees for accidents arising out of and in the course of employment.