Yes, it failed.

Funny, the problem is not on our side.
It's their system or coding bug.

They should spend more resource to investigate if there's any data breach and fortify the current data security measures.

Their reputation has been tarnished with my colleagues called them "the scamming prepaid card company".

Most of them have abandoned the account and card.

Try login to BigPay app but triggered to update employment details.

Also there's app update for Android.

Not the same.

But their portal got 3 tabs: Customer, Merchant & Partner.

https://www.fasspay.com/e-wallet

It would be matter of time I guess.

What is debit purchase limit set for your RHB debit card?

AirAsia to raise capital for digital venture

KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia Group is looking to raise capital to fund its digital venture arm, AirAsia Digital, said group chief executive officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes.

He did not disclose the amount of the capital but said that it need not be huge to make the whole digital journey successful.

"It could be convertible debt or equity. We built all of these (referring to AirAsia's digital initiatives) on our own capital so far, just like how we built AirAsia," he told a media briefing here today.

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...digital-venture

Reduce further more to below 5 cards.
The option should appear again.

Bigpay to TnG e-wallet no issue. Did several times today.

For Android, one should disable permission Telephone and/or SMS for BigPay.

BigPay Considers Options For Malaysian Digital Bank Licence, Expands To Singapore

AirAsia-backed BigPay has revealed that it is considering different options to bid for a digital banking licence in Malaysia, including teaming up with a strategic partner for the effort or making the bid on its own. This comes alongside the announcement of BigPay’s expansion into Singapore, bringing its payments and remittance services to the neighbouring country.

https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/e-wallet/bi...7A0Wdu1dvXtgsOU

How many credit cards you had added? If more than 5, please remove some till under 5.

What is the error message?

You transferred at 1201 and had received the money in the bank account?

Harimau bank?

I got the same situation this morning but money is already in the account.

How BigPay keeps your money safe



Criminals pretending to be from BigPay sometimes try to steal our users’ money - but our BigPayers are smart and do not easily fall for scams. Thanks to the reports we receive, we’re able to take down more of them, and faster.

But being reactive isn’t enough. Here’s everything we’re doing to protect you, and everything you can do to protect yourself. Remember: the battle to keep your money safe against fraudsters can only be won if we’re in this together. 💪

But first: what’s a phishing scam?

In short: phishing is when someone pretends to be from a company and asks you for personal information. The goal is to trick you into revealing crucial details such as your OTP or PIN, some numbers of your card, your date of birth, and so on.

These details enable scammers to take control of your account. They will typically reach out, saying that you’ve won a prize or that you’re entitled to some money from BigPay… We don’t do that. Hang up, take a screenshot of the number and send it to us.

How you can keep your money safe
As crazy as it sounds, there are only 4 things you need to remember to basically keep your money safe forever.

1. No BigPay employee will ever ask for your OTP or PIN, under any circumstances.
2. Anyone posing as a BigPay staff on social media, WhatsApp, or any other website that is not www.bigpayme.com is a scammer and should be reported.
3. We will never randomly call you to give you a prize.
4. Can’t log into your account? You’re receiving unusual OTP messages? You can’t log into your BigPay app even on WiFi? Send us a message to support.my@bigpayme.com immediately.

How we keep your money safe
Multiple people from different teams are dedicated to keeping your money safe. They spend their time analysing fraudulent behaviours and feeding that data to complex machine learning algorithms. Our fraud detection systems become smarter every day, allowing us to catch weird transactions and scam attempts before you even notice them.

But we also have some built-in security features that you use every day.

1. Multiple authentication levels: to log into your account, you need your PIN, an OTP sent to your registered phone number and even Touch ID.
2. Freeze card: you’re not sure where your BigPay card is, or you see a payment you don’t recognise? Just freeze it and get in touch with our team.
3. 3D Secure: when you pay on a website for the first time, you need to fill in your card details, your CVV and key in an OTP that we send to your mobile.

Brownie points: trolling the scammers
Feeling creative? Some of our users certainly are! If you’re in the mood to waste a scammer’s time, please take screenshots and tag us on social media! It would make our day, and literally save other people from falling prey.



In the meantime, make sure you don’t trust someone on the phone just because they say they’re from BigPay. Question who you’re talking to, take your time, have the confidence to say no. And if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!

Let’s keep your money safe, together.

RM 2.5k per month for using credit card.

So strange that I have been kicked out from my logged session again.