Does your passbook is green in colour?
Fews month before my bother want to change to D2D debit card, the staff say green passbook cannot change to D2D, only red colour passbook are eligible change to D2D, maybe Public bank already change their policy.

Yes. There is. As a matter of fact, i think i posted both my PLUS Savings Account passbook and Basic Savings Account passbook and someone (could be bingozero or someone else) posted his super rare savings passbook issued by Public Finance. I hold two savings account with Public Bank. Anyway, i'll repost it here. I'm too lazy to dig out the old post.




Yes. His passbook is green in color as it is issued by Public Islamic Bank. Refer to post #938.

yea,i read ur post at #210.
i think i should follow ur pattern, .
open basic savings account to be safe,because my pb d2d is mainly use for online transaction.

so the ATM card is free come with basic saving acount?not need pay annual fees?not need apply fees?

yes, ATM for BSA is free

Yes. It is totally free. You get only 8 free ATM withdrawals and 6 free over the counter transactions per month though. Anything more than that you will be charged RM1.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 18 2010, 11:53 AM

i'm using PBB visa Debit.

may i ask if there is any charges if i withdraw cash at PBB ATM machine?

Assuming i've RM201 in the account with no pending transaction. Can i withdraw Cash RM200?

thanks for your help

It is absolutely free.


Depends on what type of PBB debit card you are using. They have so many types of debit card each with different rules.

i'm using PBB Manchester U Debit Card. Do you hv any idea where to get the detail rules about ATM cash withdrawal on this card? tks

Cash withdrawal at any Public Bank ATM is totally free. However, if you do the cash withdrawal at any other local, foreign or overseas banks, you'll be charged RM10 each time you do so.

I believe it works more or less the same as PBB VISA Electron. To withdraw cash, you need to select credit/debit card, then select cash advance. It's not really cash advance. It is just the way it works for a standalone debit card. Three years ago when i still had their PBB VISA Electron, their ATM did not allow me to select the amount of money i wish to withdraw. Instead, when i selected "cash advance", it automatically dispensed RM200 to me. Not sure if it works this way now.

it is free at public bank ATM only. u may refer following link,

http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso...osure_debit.pdf

regarding withdrawal, i agreed with MilesAndMore said, it is 'cash advance' , not same with normal debit cum ATM card.
the process/way just like credit card, just it not same with credit card it will be charged when user using 'cash advance' ,yes it is really 'cash advance' for credit card. but for standalone debit card, u actually withdraw your own money.

automatically dispensed RM200? user not able to choose amount they want, let say rm100?

This post has been edited by future80: May 18 2010, 07:49 PM

is this apply pb d2d?i havent withdraw/deposit money from machine.this is my 1st time using card.

i would like to withdraw certain amount only..how come cannot type amount i wish to withdraw?@.@...i tml go to try..

how about if i wan to bank in to my account?use cash deposit machine?have to insert by pb d2d card into cash deposite machine/atm?

This post has been edited by Superkian: May 18 2010, 11:24 PM

Yes. I wasn't given the option to key-in the amount desired but that was 3 years ago.



As mentioned in my previous post and by future80, no.



It applies only to standalone debit cards such as :
- PBB VISA Electron
- PBB Manchester United VISA debit
- PBB ING debit Mastercard
- PBB TARCollege debit Mastercard
- PBB UTAR debit Mastercard

PBB Day2Day VISA debit card is not a standalone debit card. It is linked to your savings account. Therefore, you can use it just like any normal ATM card.


For total deposit of more than RM3,000, you can go to the counter. As for any deposit amount lower than RM3,000, they will ask you to do the deposit at any of their cash deposit machines inside the branch unless the cash deposit machines are all out of order.

Be reminded that only certain Public Bank cash deposit machines can read your ATM/debit card/credit card, therefore it is advisable that you always have your bank account number with you as you might have to manually key-in your account numbers.

Tiger FC launches Exclusive Tiger FC Credit and Payment Cards![SIZE=7]



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This post has been edited by yakashimaya: May 22 2010, 11:16 AM

these were few months old oledi

This post has been edited by alexwsk: May 23 2010, 11:23 AM

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...12&sec=business


“Presently, online billings and transactions by debit cards make up only 0.3% of the bank's total credit and debit card online billings.

“We expect online billings to increase significantly with the support of the new e-commerce initiative and ongoing campaigns.”

He said Maybankard Visa debit card had about 82% market share of billing volume for debit cards in Malaysia.

If under age then can apply Maybank debit card ??

Who can apply?

* Maybank saving/current account holders aged 18 and above.
* For imteen Account (aged 12 to 18 years), Indemnity Letter is mandatory to be signed by the parents or guardian as a condition to open imtenn Account. The parents or guardian are required to go to the branch to sign the Indemnity Letter for access to Maybankard Visa Debit or Maybankard BankCard.

yup。。。。。。but tis 1 not bad
dun have any charge~design also well look

gd for tiger and football fans

have one question here....
i have PB bank debit card...the white/gray colour and with 3 people on it one..

i want to book a hotel room... but when go to the payment step...

they want "NAME AS ON CARD". but i don't have my name on my debit card.... so how??