some banks already started early this year liao... slowly banks are charging a fee for OTC/etc .. but some got T&Cs.

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Apr 17 2019, 04:51 PM

banks are connected thru paynet's system. paynet gives support/info to the relevant banks should there be reconciliation issues, such as your case.

for you, lodge report to both banks, HLB and Alliance. internally, both would contact paynet and both sharing info to investigate what/when/where went wrong in your ibft transfer.

glad all sorted thru.

paynet services have been degrading in their reliability since last year until now.

go read https://www.duitnow.my/#howto

Enjoy more control with our increased transaction limits
23 June 2019

To provide a seamless banking experience, effective 23rd June, we will be increasing the daily CIMB Clicks combined transaction limit for IBG, Instant transfers & 3rd party transfers to RM50,000.

Also, For CIMB Clicks mobile app & CIMB EVA mobile app, the maximum total limit for favourites & non-favourites (for both iOS & Android) will be increased to RM10,000.

You can adjust this limit under Services in CIMB Clicks website. Take advantage of this increased spending limit & bank with choice. More info

mine still maxed at 30k

can try change in New M2U | Settings | Pay & Transfer | Transfer Limit

no idea though. not sure what other policies they have in place to determine who gets what.

try checking from CS, see if they can advise or do anything.

why force to use duitnow? probably down or maintenace now.

use Instant Transfer lor

Transfer Money la

key in phone number, it triggers duitnow

key in account number, it asks you "WITHIN CIMB BANK" and "TO OTHER BANKS" -- then choose IBG or Instant Tranfer.

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Jul 26 2019, 09:33 AM

Public Bank first to soft launch DuitNow QR in Malaysia

On 17 July 2019, Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet) held a soft launch of Malaysia’s National QR Standard, known as DuitNow QR, with Public Bank as the first bank adopting the standard.

DuitNow QR is established under Bank Negara Malaysia’s Interoperable Credit Transfer Framework (ICTF). ICTF mandates that PayNet, as the country’s shared payment infrastructure provider, implement an interoperable and common QR standard for Malaysia.

With the launch of DuitNow QR, Malaysia has a common QR standard which will work for customers of all participating banks and e-wallets. DuitNow QR will foster an efficient, competitive and innovative payment landscape in Malaysia by enabling interoperability, promoting collaborative competition and providing fair and open access to the shared payment infrastructure.

Present at the soft launch were Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Tay Ah Lek, Chief Executive Officer of Public Bank, and Mr Peter Schiesser, Group Chief Executive Officer, PayNet. Tan Sri Dato’ Tay Ah Lek performed the first DuitNow QR transaction using Public Bank’s PB engage mobile app at Pie Kingdom, a popular café in Bangsar South, which Public Bank has enrolled to accept DuitNow QR.

Through DuitNow QR, users can make payment from any participating Banks or e-Wallets mobile apps. Merchants would only need to display one QR Code, the DuitNow QR, to accept payments, as opposed to the current practice of displaying multiple proprietary QR codes at payment counters.

“We are delighted to be the first bank adopting DuitNow QR. With this soft launch, Public Bank will bring innovative payment solutions to our retail consumers and SME business clients. Driven by our new PB engage mobile banking app, we anticipate that the DuitNow QR will see strong take-up,” said Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Tay.

In addition to Public Bank, there are 33 banks that will be enabling DuitNow QR in their mobile banking apps. These banks will progressively go live over the next 12 months. “We have also received applications from 12 licensed e-wallet providers and non-bank acquirers to participate in the DuitNow QR scheme and we expect to admit a number of those in the next 6 months,” said Mr Peter Schiesser.

“At the moment, we see a proliferation of QR codes from a multitude of e-wallets which is confusing for consumers. In addition, e-wallet providers are incurring substantial merchant acquiring costs because they are each signing up the same set of merchants for their respective proprietary networks. With DuitNow QR, a merchant needs to sign up with only one bank or e-wallet acquirer, and customers of all participating banks and e-wallets would be able to make DuitNow QR payments to the merchant using their respective mobile apps,” added Mr Schiesser.

DuitNow QR is an extension of the DuitNow service launched in December 2018, which allows Bank customers to transfer money instantly and securely on a 24/7 basis at Banks’ Internet or Mobile Banking channels. DuitNow fund transfers can be directed using the recipients’ mobile numbers, MyKad or business registration numbers. The introduction of DuitNow QR extends DuitNow to allow fund transfers to merchants, directed using the merchants’ DuitNow QR codes.

from ambank to ....? another ambank account (intrabank transfer) or another bank (interbank transfer)

ambank combined both duitnow+Instant Transfer. if enter account number, it goes thru Instant Transfer. if use personal IDs, it goes thru duitnow.

not bad for ambank for setting future transfer.


from my check with mbb m2u, only intrabank can set future transfer.

hmm, didnt notice PBB FPX has increased to RM100k limit. not bad.

not sure got any PAC limit or not, eventhough thru FPX

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Aug 29 2019, 08:02 PM

Renaming of ‘Instant Transfer’ to ‘DuitNow (Pay-to-Account-Number)’ (effective 21 September 2019)

Please be informed that effective 21 September 2019, ‘Instant Transfer’ will be known as ‘DuitNow (Pay-to-Account-Number)’ on UOB Personal Internet Banking and Mighty app. You can perform your fund transfer transaction per usual as the process remains the same.

PB Customer Wins RM1 Million Dream Home!

We are very excited to announce that Ms Heng Soo Yin, a Public Bank customer has been recently named as the Grand Prize winner of a RM1 Million Dream Home by participating in the ‘DuitNow Launch Campaign’. The campaign was organized by PayNet and ran from 8 January 2019 to 31 May 2019.

Congratulations to Ms Heng! For the full details of the campaign and winners, visit www.duitnow.my/duitnow-launch-campaign

- 30 August 2019