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I've been getting asked whether Chocolate Finance is still worth signing up for, so here’s the November update: the current advertised rates, welcome rewards and what you need to do to qualify.
👉 Sign up using my referral link
Disclosure: I may receive a referral reward if you sign up through my link and qualify.
What you're getting right now
Chocolate Finance is a managed investment account operated by Chocfin Pte Ltd, licensed by MAS under CMS101452. It isn’t a bank or fixed deposit.
The current advertised SGD returns are:
For USD balances:
These rates were checked against the live homepage on 2 November 2026 and may change. If you convert SGD into USD, remember that currency movements can affect your eventual return in SGD. Source: Chocolate Finance
Welcome promotion: get S$15 to S$65
From 1 November to 31 December 2026, eligible users signing up through the referral link can receive:
These totals already include the S$15 referral reward, so don’t add another S$15 on top.
The welcome promotion is for eligible users who have never added money to a Chocolate account. Business accounts are excluded. Source: DLCuration’s November update
How to qualify
Your welcome reward tier is based on your lowest end-of-day SGD balance from day 4 to day 33, capped at your eligible top-ups. Withdrawals can reduce the reward, and adding money back later won’t restore your original qualifying amount.
For the S$15 referral component, your net top-ups must reach S$1,000 and stay at or above that amount for 30 continuous days. Falling below the threshold causes the referral requirement to fail; the qualifying period does not restart.
The S$15 is credited within seven days after the referral holding period ends. Any remaining welcome reward follows seven to ten days after the welcome holding period ends. Source: reward conditions
Features I like
There’s also a free Visa debit card with HeyMax rewards for eligible users. You’ll need to link your HeyMax account and meet the SGD balance requirements. Spending limits and exclusions apply. Source: Chocolate Card
The honest caveat
Chocolate Finance isn’t SDIC-insured. Customer assets are held separately through custodians, but this doesn’t eliminate investment risk. Your capital and returns are not guaranteed. Source: Chocolate Finance FAQs
The Top-Up Programme’s qualifying period has been extended to 30 June 2027 or S$2.5 billion in AUM, whichever comes first, subject to its terms and any changes. It is a promotional support programme, not a guarantee of capital or returns. Source: official terms
For the latest Chocolate Finance news, rates and referral updates, visit DLCuration’s Chocolate Finance guide. Check the applicable terms in the app before funding.
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