VISA lifestyle Platinum ? As in debit card ?

START SPENDING WITH UOB DEBIT MASTERCARD [ UOB | T&Cs ]
Campaign period: 1 March to 31 July 2019

With UOB Debit Mastercard, your spending will always be rewarded. Earn 10% Cash Back just by spending a minimum of RM5 per transaction! On top of that you will also be in the running to win RM1,000!

How to get rewards?
 
Perform at least 15 transactions (minimum RM5 per transaction) within participating month(s). Cash Back is capped at RM50 per month.
 
Be the top 3 debit cardholders with the highest number of transactions within campaign period.


UOBM First Year Annual Fee Waiver Campaign
1st March 2019 till 31st December 2019

During the Campaign Period, the Cardmembers who make a total of three (3) retail transactions by spending a minimum of Ringgit Malaysia Five (RM5) for each transaction within thirty (30) days from the Card issuance date (“Eligible Spend”) will be entitled to first year annual fee waived with Ringgit Malaysia Eight (RM8) cash
back (“Cash Back”)

10. Eligible transactions shall mean any purchase of goods and/or services with the Card present or the Card not present (including and not limited to online purchase, Mail Order or Telephone Order and auto-payment), and shall not include betting or gaming transactions. For the avoidance of doubt, the following transactions are expressly excluded and shall not be treated as Eligible Spend for this Campaign:
a. Quasi-Cash transactions -
b. ATM transactions (including and not limited to cash withdrawal, cash advance and deposit transactions);
c. Any fees and charges imposed by UOBM (including and not limited to annual fees, card replacement fees and cash withdrawal fees);
d. Any unposted, void, cancelled, refunded, disputed, unauthorized or fraudulent transactions; and
e. Such other transactions as UOBM may determine from time to time

From TnC I read, it looks seems eligible.

The only thing you should worry if BP is considered as quasi-cash.
But somehow used YOLO to top up BP and got cash back, then it's not considered as quasi-cash.

Check again.

UOB thread: Post #2948