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Go paperless for a better environment

Easily access your statements and letters via the OCBC app and Internet Banking

Go Paperless With These Products

You can choose to receive eLetters for:

  • All current and savings accounts (e.g. OCBC 360 Account)
  • All loan accounts
  • All credit card accounts
  • Child Development Account
  • Mighty Savers® Account
  • Time Deposit account
  • Foreign currency accounts
  • Safe Deposit Box
  • Unit Trusts
  • Blue Chip Investment Plan
  • Singapore Savings Bonds (if purchased or redeemed via your Supplementary Retirement Scheme Account)
  • Singapore Government Securities Bonds and Treasury Bills (if purchased via your Supplementary Retirement Scheme Account)
  • Certain OCBC Premier Banking-specific updates

For your security, we will still send certain letters – such as those regarding changes made to your account(s) and personal details, or involving the OCBC Wealth Account – by mail.

You can choose to receive eStatements for:

  • All current and savings accounts (e.g. OCBC 360 Account)
  • All credit card accounts
  • Loans (including ExtraCash and education loans)
  • EasiCredit accounts
  • Central Provident Fund Investment Accounts (CPFIAs)
  • Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) Accounts
  • Child Development Accounts
  • Mighty Savers Accounts
  • Blue Chip Investment Plans

Why go digital

Convenient access

View eLetters and eStatements via the OCBC app and Internet Banking.

View eLetters and eStatements via the OCBC app and Internet Banking.

Timely alerts

Be notified via email and/or push notification when your eStatements and eLetters are ready for viewing.

Be notified via email and/or push notification when your eStatements and eLetters are ready for viewing.

Growing archive

From July 2026, have three years’ worth of past documents at your fingertips. This will increase to seven years over time.

Here is the timeline for the next three years:
2026: Up to three years’ worth of past documents
2027: Up to four years’ worth
2028: Up to five years’ worth

From July 2026, have three years’ worth of past documents at your fingertips. This will increase to seven years over time.

Here is the timeline for the next three years:
2026: Up to three years’ worth of past documents
2027: Up to four years’ worth
2028: Up to five years’ worth

Go paperless now

Switch to electronic documents via the OCBC app

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Stay updated

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FAQs
What are the benefits of electronic documents?

Electronic documents comprise eStatements and eLetters. These are statements and letters that are made available to you in PDF format via the OCBC app and Internet Banking. From July 2026, have three years’ worth of past documents at your fingertips. This will increase to seven years over time.

Here is the timeline for the next three years:
2026: Up to three years’ worth of past documents
2027: Up to four years’ worth
2028: Up to five years’ worth

Electronic documents reduce clutter and time spent organising your paper documents. In addition, you will receive useful notifications (e.g. payment reminders) in a timelier manner.

Which products are eLetters available for?

Please click here for the list of products that you can choose to receive eLetters for. For your security, we will still send certain letters – such as those regarding changes made to your mailing address, or involving the OCBC Wealth Account – by mail.

Do note that eLetters are not available for joint accounts where all account holders must jointly perform any action.

Why are certain letters still sent in hard copy?

For your security, we will still send certain letters – deemed ‘essential’ – by mail. You can access these letters digitally via the OCBC app or Internet Banking.

‘Essential’ letters include those requiring:

  • Changes made to your mailing address
  • Your written response or actions
  • A hard copy to be presented (e.g. to redeem a gift) or where one or more documents are enclosed (e.g. a pre-filled form that needs to be submitted to us)
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