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Wednesday, 24 December 2025

Rewards Updates: Awesome: HeyMax Card Maximiser now supports UOB Preferred Platinum Visa & UOB Visa Signature


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The HeyMax Card Maximiser has added support for two popular UOB Visa miles cards — the UOB Preferred Platinum Visa (PPV) and UOB Visa Signature — making it easier to track their bonus caps and minimum spend requirements automatically through the app. Previously, these cards were among the simplest for earning 4 miles per dollar (mpd) on eligible spend, but recent changes such as bonus sub-caps introduced complexity in maximising rewards, requiring manual tracking of how much spend has been allocated to each bonus category.

Once linked, the Card Maximiser will monitor transactions going forward (it cannot retroactively access spend prior to linking). For the UOB Preferred Platinum Visa, this means tracking the S$600 calendar-month bonus caps for mobile contactless and selected online transactions that earn 4 mpd, helping users avoid overshooting or undershooting bonus thresholds.

For the UOB Visa Signature, the Maximiser tracks its statement-month bonus caps and minimum spend of S$1,000 per category, such as contactless & petrol and foreign currency, which both have S$1,200 caps at 4 mpd once conditions are met. Users must input their statement cycle end date so the app knows when to reset these caps.

The ability to automatically tally both bonus caps and minimum spends removes much of the manual effort that previously made optimising these cards fiddly and error-prone. While earlier workarounds — such as juggling supplementary cards — existed, the article notes that having direct support in HeyMax is a significant improvement that will reduce mistakes and save time for cardholders hunting miles.

In short, HeyMax’s update streamlines reward tracking for two widely used UOB Visa cards, helping users maximise their 4 mpd earning potential with less hassle.

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