Retail banking
This business serves individual customers with savings accounts, loans, credit cards, payments, and wealth products through Siam Commercial Bank.
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SCB X PCL is a Thai financial holding company built around Siam Commercial Bank and related financial businesses. It serves individual customers, small businesses, and larger companies with everyday banking products such as deposits, loans, cards, payments, and online banking, along with wealth, insurance, and investment services.
The company makes money the same way a bank group usually does: it earns interest on loans and other lending products, and it collects fees from payment services, wealth management, insurance, and other financial products. It also earns income through its other finance and digital subsidiaries, which help it reach customers beyond the traditional branch bank model.
What makes SCB X different is that it is not just a bank with branches. It is a holding company for a wider financial group, so it sits at the center of lending, payments, investments, and digital financial services in Thailand. That gives it a role across the financial value chain, from taking deposits and making loans to packaging and distributing more specialized financial products.
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