Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Hong Leong Bank Unveils Invite-Only HLB opus Ceramic Card
Hong Leong Bank has introduced a special credit card called HLB opus.
Only selected clients can be invited to use it.
The card is made from a strong ceramic material instead of ordinary plastic or metal.
It gives users access to travel, dining, wellness and concierge benefits.
These benefits include airport lounge access and some faster immigration services.
Cardholders also receive Enrich Points connected to Malaysia Airlines.
The bank says the card is designed to recognize clients’ achievements and success.
It combines services from the bank’s business, private banking and personal finance divisions.
Hong Leong Bank launched HLB opus, an invite-only card for selected clients.
The card is made from Convego Ceramic and uses the Visa Infinite Privilege tier.
Benefits include global lounge access, concierge services, fast-track immigration and hotel status matches.
Cardholders receive 60,000 Enrich Points after paying the annual fee and earn rewards on overseas spending.
The launch brings together Hong Leong Bank’s business, private banking and personal financial services divisions.
- Who
- Hong Leong Bank launched HLB opus for a select group of clients, with Visa, Giesecke+Devrient and Malaysia Airlines partners involved.
- What
- An invite-only ceramic payment card using the Visa Infinite Privilege tier was unveiled.
- When
- September 4; the year is not specified in the article.
- Where
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Why
- Hong Leong Bank says the card recognizes clients’ achievements and provides an elite global rewards and lifestyle experience.
- Issuer
- Hong Leong Bank
- Product
- HLB opus
- Eligibility
- Available by private invitation to a select circle of clients
- Card material
- Convego Ceramic
- Payment tier
- Visa Infinite Privilege
- Airport benefit
- Unlimited Plaza Premium Lounge access worldwide
- Initial travel reward
- 60,000 Enrich Points after payment of the annual fee
- Overseas spending reward
- One Elite Point for every RM10,000 spent overseas