The challenger bank offers the typical retail banking service, along with a numberless credit card which the bank claims is a market-first for Singapore.
“We strongly believe we will be setting a new standard for digital banks – a wide product range, completely transparent product design with no hidden fees and a very intuitive and easy customer experience,” said Dwaipayan Sadhu, CEO of Trust Bank.
The shareholders, Standard Charted and FairPrice holding company BetaPlus, have jointly invested $285m in the venutre and hold 60% and 40% stakes respectively.
The launch of Trust comes hot on the heels of GXS, a digital bank for consumers and business launched by Telco Singtel and superapp Grab which launched earlier this week.
Meanwhile in June Chinese e-commerce giant Ant Group launched Anext, a wholesale digital bank in Singapore.
,The digital bank market in Singapore has grown following the launch of Trust Bank, a partnership between Standard Chartered and local retailer FairPrice.,
