The bank want a good INTEREST paymaster if not they can roll up their mat and eat grass.

Can retiree with no income proof except dividends from EPF qualify for a credit card?
I know it's its definitely a "No" from Standard Chartered.

Oh...now I get it....the word "issuers" but what about credit limit? Same issuer 2 cards will share the limit or separate limit. For instance 5k for 1st card and another 5k for the second? Btw...I am seeking for a card that gives rebates for petrol. Am currently using Uob one card for petrol but honestly I hate their online banking. The online banking available on smartphone is so limited.

Maybe that amount you are paying is little.

Let's say I open a small iron smelting plant.. Electricity will be anyway like RM50k a month.
So use cash back card to pay, and get 1% rebate from it every month? If that is the recurrent event, will the bank do something on it? Like cancel my cash rebate?

1% cash rebate, That is a good handsome RM500.. Not big not small, but is good to makan also

But I want cash, not points.

But I think Maybank Visa Signature can convert 250 points to RM1 directly..