Maybank SG app offline?
It shows error FEUI02 error, then show "service is not available" error

its frustrating to unable to access account.

This post has been edited by john123x: Aug 4 2025, 03:16 PM

Mine is also the same.

I managed to find our why.

Maybank SG app is implementing country IP block

I use VPN Singapore and managed to login!!!!

Likely new implementation. Wasn't facing this issue before. Why would they do this though. Don't see this being implemented in any of the MY banking apps.

I managed to login in with the apps yesterday evening though. Now cannot login at all

Interesting....

New policy by government??? Don't want foreigner to access?? From foreign countries???

i asked a friend who registered last month with MBB sg to login in app. he can still login from malaysia

you are right. Here is result of research, Ironically, its offtopic involves broadband

Unifi WIFI with Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 DNS = Cant Login. Need VPN SG to login
DIGI Mobile Data = Can Login

I suspect Unifi IP got blocked by Maybank SG

I apologize if I cause any unnecessary panic

This post has been edited by john123x: Aug 6 2025, 01:21 PM

Hmmm I use this 2 for my MBB SG app.

TIME wifi. Same error can’t login.

Maxis data. Successfully login.

Need some helpful advice here. My plan was to open a UOB One Account in Singapore, however it seems to require my EP card, which I can only possibly have a few days after I start work (work start date + processing time). So, I would not have an SG bank for approximately my first two weeks there.

I thought about just fully bringing cash and then depositing when the UOB bank account can finally be open, but seems rather inconvenient and a bit dangerous. Another option could be just setting up WISE, bank transfer to WISE, and then transferring SGD to my bank account when it's open.

Then there is also CIMB, technically I can open both CIMB MY and CIMB SG online before setting foot in SG. Conversion cost seem cheaper to compared to the others (MYR>SGD). Correct me if I'm wrong, the accounts are Malaysia (CIMB Basic Savings Account) and Singapore (CIMB FastSaver Account)? Do I open these two together at the same time, or perhaps open one first, and through the app/website I can open the other?

SwarmTroll scroll back. you totally forgot about MBB SG and OCBC SG. which allows u to get debit cards before setting foot into sg. CIMB SG is an ATM card. not even a real debit card

problem with wise is, the debit card only allows 2 free monthly withdrawals. up to RM1,000 total https://wise.com/my/pricing/card-fees?sourc...SGD&track=false

Ah, I didn't consider MBB SG and OCBC SG because my intention was to open a UOB One Account (just pending the limitation of waiting for EP to be issued). The issue is more like when I'm there for first 2-3 weeks without a bank so I'm holding hard cash.

Ah CIMB SG is not a debit card, so that also means there is no QR payment function in their banking app to pay for stuff I reckon. Would WISE be an option? I wouldn't need to worry about withdrawals since It's more like a temporary measure until I get my UOB account open in SG.

SwarmTroll u can close MBB SG 6 months after opening so just "use" them for the first 2-3 weeks

CIMB SG has PayNow QR function. to open CIMB sg u need to deposit SGD1,000 from banks (wise is not considered a valid bank by CIMB). Either option below

1. CIMB MY (forex fees will be additional RM60 compared to what Sunway Money will charge)
2. other SG banks

no ATM card will be provided unless you pay S$10. And only 1 Cimb outlet in sg which is at raffles place

I think wise is ok if you just use it as a card without withdrawal. take note that Wise Debit card will incur S$0.60 daily surcharge if u use for public transport as it'll be registered as a foreign card, unless u use SMRT stored value card

This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Aug 15 2025, 11:04 PM

The fees/cost to transfer from MBB MY to MBB SG also quite high cause their exchange rate is pretty bad. Initial deposit is 500 SGD which I think they require transfer direct from MBB MY.

Perhaps I'll bring some amount in cash and the rest will be in WISE, which I can use the debit card there, and then transfer to my UOB Account once its ready.

I used Wise to to transfer money to MBB SG as initial deposit.

once you open MBB sg you have access to Duitnow Overseas Transfer which is cheaper than Wise MYR->SGD (during office hours). use that to send initial deposit

This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Aug 16 2025, 09:17 AM

Ooohhh I see, even sending back from MBB SG to MBB MY seems not too far off compared to CIMB method.

I was looking at i-Savvy Savings but I noticed you shared the Ar Rihla Regular Savings. Seems to be the same, but Ar Rihla has a minimum amount of 200 SGD compared to iSavvy's 500 SGD.

Interest paid is also at discretion of the bank and need to have minimum deposit of 50 SGD per month. But iSavvy's 0.05% and then 0.60% for above 10k SGD isn't much better off either lmao.

Other than that am I missing something? Seems I still have access to the app in SG for PayNow and also have the debit card. Function wise it seems the same.

you might not get hibah if you close under 1 year https://www.maybank2u.com.sg/iwov-resources...lar-Savings.pdf

This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Aug 16 2025, 11:48 AM

I see lol. Well it's mostly to be used as a foothold before I open the UOB One Account. Maybe I'll use it to transfer money back to MBB MY if the rates are as competitive as CIMB. Minimum 200 SGD is better than iSavvy.

Other functions and features seem no different to iSavvy. I think I'll just apply for this then. Thanks Medufsaid.

This post has been edited by SwarmTroll: Aug 16 2025, 11:57 AM