Go xe.com and check current spot rate. Won't be far off.

Can I suggest that on the exported Excel file some information be included as to what account the export is for?

Reason being I automate import of data to my accounting system, and me and my wife's Excel exports look exactly the same.

Perhaps just the worksheet name, or the first row can list down some information about which export this is.

The black-and-white icons are nice IF they're consistent. Scroll down and suddenly got colour, suddenly don't have.... much better to have lots of variety than almost all similar and then suddenly different.

If your phone is rooted there's always a workaround.

I reloaded two different BigPay accounts 1+am. One got redirect one didn't. The redirect one already reflected as of this morning, so no big problem.

The one that didn't get redirect doesn't often update, so may be the version old enough not to have problem.

They're not charging you fees. Fees charged by the foreign bank for withdrawal. And you blame them?

I'm in Malaysia, got OTP no problem for SCB currently.

Same here, had 1 missing which showed up 2 hours later for total of 9.

Next week server should be much calmer =)

Settings -> My Profile -> Out of sight

EDIT: nevermind, was my internet

This post has been edited by LostAndFound: Dec 27 2018, 09:46 AM

The meaning of 'credit' is almost exactly opposite to the meaning of 'prepaid'. BigPay definitely not a credit card because they do not extend credit to us. CIMB's Lazada Prepaid is also not a credit card but suspect CIMB backend simply want to reuse for some reason or other.


Potentially when you go out of app your phone may kill it in background.

10k is already very high. Median income 2+k only. Wallet size is a liability for the provider, there's no real reason to have very high limits for that.

AMEX topup is no different from any other CC topup as gov has standardised the fees. So why not sustainable? May as well say CC topup is unsustainable (which I agree, but that's not what you were saying).

Supposedly capped since mid last year (and supposed to reduce some more).

https://themalaysianreserve.com/2018/07/18/...ange-fee-rates/

Won't question your insider info, but big-ticket items are ALREADY cashless, because those who can afford them generally can have credit cards. Cashless societies are built on everyday small ticket transactions, the big ticket stuff is either card or cheque (for those old fashioned) for the most part.

Cash transactions for big-ticket items are (IMO) either trying to hide trail or consumer-to-consumer transaction (selling off smartphone won at lucky draw). Don't think anyone walks into Samsung shop and pays cash for a Note 9.

Just did 12 topup, smooth.

The whole point of ewallets is not to have to bother about cash (and coins). And if they cycle and take turns paying, everyone's wallet more or less maintains, so no need to have to hassle of reloads etc as well (not that often anyway).

Withdrawal at ATM or via boost very cheap nia.... 0.2%

Did you search? Been discussed in SSPN thread.

What's the difference that you're calling 'normal usage'? Swiping the card is just swiping, BigPay doesn't differentiate.

Unless you're paranoid because certain uncle/aunty keep saying 'use the card normally' to avoid some theoretical banning by BigPay. In that case I dunno what to say.