5th May 2026 - 2 min read
Public Bank has launched three cashback campaigns for its credit cardmembers, covering everyday spending categories, online shopping, and EV charging. All three are running from May 2026, though each has its own card type, campaign period, and registration keyword.
PB Mastercard Credit Card holders can earn 20% cashback on dining, groceries, and pharmacy spending from 1 May to 31 August 2026. The cashback is capped at RM50 per month and RM200 throughout the campaign, and requires a minimum accumulated retail spend of RM1,000 per month to qualify.
To register, log in to PBe using keyword PBIT or SMS PBIT to 68333.
The Cyber Cashback Delight campaign runs from 5 May to 4 August 2026, also for PB Mastercard Credit Card holders. It offers 20% cashback on all e-commerce transactions, with the same RM1,000 minimum monthly retail spend requirement. The cashback is capped at RM50 per month and RM150 throughout the campaign. Note that eWallet top-ups are excluded from both the qualifying spend and the cashback categories.
To register, log in to PBe using keyword PBBS or SMS PBBS to 68333.
PB Visa Credit Card holders who own an electric vehicle can earn 35% cashback on EV charging transactions from 1 May to 31 October 2026, across platforms including ChargeSini, JOMCharge, Gentari Go, chargEV, DC Handal, KINETA, EvGuru Charge, GO TO-U, and others. The minimum RM1,000 monthly retail spend requirement applies here too, and the cashback is capped at RM50 per month and RM300 throughout the campaign.
To register, log in to PBe using keyword PBD or SMS PBD to 68333.
Participating in any one of these campaigns means you will not be eligible for the other PB Credit Card usage campaigns during the same period. If you spend across multiple categories, consider which campaign offers the most value for your usual spending pattern before registering.
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