Quick question here, would like to transfer >RM30,000 from my Maybank acc to another 3rd party Maybank acc, what are my option other than bankers cheque/bank draft?
The recipient is very far from me.
IINM, online transfer limit 5k per day.

This post has been edited by huiqing88: Jan 10 2013, 02:49 PM

ATM - 5k
Cash deposit - 5k
M2U -5k

actually i need transfer total up to 30k, then how?

Cash deposit over the counter into his account... how much also can.

Go counter withdraw money from your account and straight away deposit into his account.

This post has been edited by gark: Jan 10 2013, 02:50 PM

2 days

okay thanks

Any branch also can withdraw that much amount of money or must only be at the counter where i open my acc?

This post has been edited by huiqing88: Jan 10 2013, 02:52 PM

Normal branch i think max 50K, home branch unlimited. Check with your bank.

The person you deposit money will see the description under - Nobook counter deposit

Large amount of money transfer is dangerous, make sure the person you transfer to is 101% trust able.

This post has been edited by gark: Jan 10 2013, 02:56 PM

Ok thank you very much for your quick help!

For Maybank, max is 25K. Home branch unlimited.

i would go to bank and ask the bank instead of asking here.

thanks for the info



so close the whole forum?
you think everyone so free no need work can go bank and whole bank no other customers only serve you 1 ppl?

This post has been edited by huiqing88: Jan 10 2013, 04:52 PM

This is correct. Interbranch > 25K/day, home branch > everything to the last cent

no problem for me to transfer to foreign bank via TT RM50k , and not home branch

Eh.. CIMB can withdraw 100K inter-branch.. why so much difference?

CIMB is 50K/day, unless they have recently changed it to RM100K/day. Some foreign banks provide unlimited interbranch withdrawal for certain account types. Every bank has a different policy i guess

huiqing88,

Actually don't even need to withdraw your money and then bank in to the person. Just instruct the teller to do a TT, fill up the form and wait a few minutes. I have done transfers of RM60k and if I do it before 3pm, I can do a "rentas" transfer and the person at the other end will receive it on the same day. Just add RM9 if I remember correctly.

Just fill up a withdrawal slip (your details) and deposit slip (receipient's detail), then pass to the counter staff
There's a 1-day float for amount > RM20k (i.e. Recipient can use the fund the next day)

Ops sorry. Last time I did a Bank Draft from not home branch and max is 25K.

This post has been edited by rip_code: Jan 11 2013, 11:07 AM

+100

Not relevant. Since TS is doing same bank transfer, why should use RENTAS?

TS can fill up withdrawal slip and then redeposit. No physical cash involved.