I received it on my birthday. Maybe you will receive it on your birthday. It's a RM15 discount Minimum RM50

I also would like to mention WeChat Wallet didn't accept BigPay. It stated invalid visa/MasterCard number

This is where I confused.

Technically, BigPay is a debit card...

A bigger wallet limit is being lobbied to the authorities

Edit: just out of curiosity, who here would be interested in being able to store more than RM10K in their BigPay account?

looks like we have another alternative to bigpay. cons is can't use CC to top up, but pros is that once u change myr to foreign currency, the rates is fixed, good for traveling  (from my understanding la). http://www.merchantrademoney.com/index.html

The No. 1 feature of Bigpay is free flight tickets and no convenience fee, which will be available again at Midnight today.

is there any transaction that does not give 1 point per RM20 spending?

been using the card actively, groceries, food, etc. all over rm20. but don't see the point being credited also? transaction already show "settled"..

is there any limit on daily transaction?

Boost many shops don't even accept it... I see the sticker, then i ask... they said don't have BigPay still better cause as long got the terminal can be accepted.

True.. But FAVE is easier to use than Boost. Just scan the Merchant's QR code, input amount yourself and pay. Show barcode to cashier, who scans using the normal scanner and voila.. Paid!..

To help you out with the accuracy of this info.

SevenBank ATM is not necessarily only found in 7-11 but you can also find them @ Narita airport (machine can be found at several levels) and Haneda. As MH lands in Narita, I think this should be crucial enough if members wish to withdraw right away after landing. Confirmed SevenBank does not impose any fees although I noticed the conversion seem to differ by about RM6 per RM1K vs XE rate at that point of time. What's important here is the SevenBank ATM withdrawal mechanism & fees for TS to capture. Conversion rate we all agree BP is very very competitive.

The withdrawal above was done @ SevenBank Narita and did not withdraw @ 7-11 in town.

There are other ATMs in the airport from other banks such as MUFG (I can't remember the other bank I tested) but do be aware that they will charge you fees starting from JP¥108-¥216 for withdrawals on top of BP fees. (e.g MUFG will charge JP¥108 for first JP¥10,000 and JP¥216 for JP¥20,000 and over) 2 ATMs bank's very used in this test, MUFG and another I can't remember.

TS, would the above info provide sufficient clarity for your capture? If not, let me know and maybe I could refine it further.

Extra
Withdrawal via CIMB Bank Niaga in Indonesia is also fee free but to note that likely you won't get a page displaying the amount (showing the fees, etc). For members considering the withdrawal there via CIMB Niaga, to take note that you may be in for a shock if you are expecting that "amount" page to be displayed before the money comes out.

There is a CIMB Niaga ATM in T3 arrivals located before the immigration counter.

Sorry, did not notice that. It might be true. Maybe I should try again during after working hour next time.
I normally avoid doing withdrawal to coincide with MY bank "offline" time which is around 11.30-1pm GMT +8.

Why yours can and not your mum's?

eh, you're correct! let me amend my initial post.

What are the offiicial working hours to avoid then ?

Another news update from Tony on BigPay

I used to get BIG points by topping up Boost using BP.

But after 1st Nov, my last 3 topups, I don't see points awarded anymore.

Anybody with the same observation?

Remembered to pay back

Can't use ptptn style ya.
Loan interest is major source of income for financial institution

Well some can exchange cash ahead before going abroad. My experience was the final settled amount  2-3% higher. Between 10-20 October. Jpy

Sounds like it's no good to use spot currency exchange product while recent global/ macro economic is too dynamic.

Ehhh how do you screenshot???