Guys, isnt it better to use BigPay to topup Boost e-wallet and then transfer the amount to bank account? Rather than withdrawing large amount of cash and having to deposit the money back into bank account. Boost charges RM2 max for bank transfer.

Am I missing something?

Thanks...

But really, still no MYR wallet? It's been a while now, have you tried making it appear manually or contact their CS?
Bigpay is prepaid card, Boost and Grabpay are e wallets.

How can it even be related?

ewallet fund is not allowed to be used to float its operation. it must be parked in a specific account type called trust account.
define effort?

if dont want to spend money, then refer 2 ppl, once both activated, you get the option to upgrade FOC.


if dont want to waste time or refer ppl, you can request manually to bigpay for card replacement. there'll be rm20 replacement fee.

So I will only be charged one time fee withdrawal??

How about local? Is there a way to get cash advance of like RM 10k??

Many thanks brothers

but airasia bigpay is a prepaid card hehe

Last day to get Nov quota. After tomorrow, monthly cb is refreshed and your Nov cb quota is wasted .

Did you manage to try it? Anyone know if the MEPS ATM machine have additional charges on top of the RM6 charged by Bigpay?

BP don't use MEPS.
You can only withdraw cash from a ATM using Cirrus.

Not all the ATMs support Cirrus, but almost all the ATMs in Malaysia is now linked to MEPS.
MEPS and Cirrus are different networks.

Does BP requires OTP for ALL online transactions?
Or rather, can someone who got your BP's card number n cvv use it?

Anyone else here get angry when someone hijacks your special ATM haha? Strangely, both of mine got emptied.

thanks guys... i was just thinking to exploit the loophole... apparently we can't do that 

Since the 'loophole' you mentioned can't be exploited, could you 'share the loophole' with us?

likely unlimited cashback cards?

Which card gives unlimited cashback?

hsbc?

Any idea which CC gives the best points for item redemption?

Hi all,

I will be going to Bangkok tomorrow and I have to pay for my hotel room at the property for THB24000.

May I know is it advisable to load up my BigPay and use to pay for it, or use credit card straight, or use cash @ 12.92/100THB?

UOB Thai or any Thai ATM charges extra 220 baht on ATM withdrawal, and the rate lower than those thai 'local' money changer which offer 0% fee.

Super difficult and waste time to find Malaysia local bank ATM in Thailand also.

This was my first and last time.

Does anyone knows how long bigpay / petrol station lock out rm200? Kinda annoying when i accidentally key in wrong pin and my rm200 got locked.

What is the new wave card? Your mean contactless? Isn't the current big card already support master card wave?

these kinda e-commerce sites usually have the same business model. burn money to get volume, then slowly reducing the benefit to buyers and sellers. if you see through the fees and charges, many which are 'waived till further notice'. once they get the volume, don't be surprised if they start to charge. in the meantime, enjoy while you can.

ATM Withdrawal Fee
Local: RM6.00 per transaction
Overseas: RM10.00 per transaction or 2% of withdrawal amount, whichever is higher
(NOTE: For overseas, only RM10.00 will be charged until further notice)
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Currency Conversion Fee
(Applied when the purchase is effected in currencies other than Malaysian Ringgit)
1% + network charges
(NOTE: Only charges by the network will be applied until further notice)
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Cross-Border Transaction Fee
(Applied when the purchase is through merchant acquired outside of Malaysia but charged in Malaysian Ringgit)
Waived until further notice

https://www.bigpayme.com/fees-charges