This is good info. I will try OCBC to withdraw S$2K straight and let see if it still no charge me and will let you guys know later. Thx

So I can withdraw from HSBC and OCBC S$1K each? There is no limit on this BigPay card, right?

True. Hopefully  revolut or other companies can step in to be their competitor. The closest is revolut,  youtrip and grab pay own card.

Is there any good SGD based card like BP where Malaysian can sign up n use?

Nothing will stay constant.....the only constant is that change will happen all the time....

Is there a withdrawal limit on ATM daily for Bigpay?

For example, can I withdraw 4k x 2 or 3k x 2 in a day?

no issue

I don't think so as long as your wallet has sufficient balance.

Seems a bit tough to withdraw now.

Is it a good idea to withdraw all in sgd (assume you are in sg) and convert back to myr? Via remittance or lowest cost possible method

Yes, I managed to test it out last week with BigPay and also with Samsung Pay, and both work seamlessly.

When I added my card into the SimplyGo app, S$0.10 (RM0.30) is charged for authorisation, and when I tapped in at the station for the first time, S$0.10 authorisation is charged again. However, nothing is charged yet in my card except for the authorisation S$0.10 that is still pending. I read somewhere that they will charge a lump sum later. Maybe the charges will appear in my BigPay app end of the month. For the list of rides I have made, they are all listed in the SimplyGo app.

hi, me too, cant register at simplygo app
it said "invalid phone number"
not sure why

Has anyone been able to top up 2 BP cards using the same credit card? I know many here say it's not possible recently, and I even called up the CS to check and they also said 1 credit card can only be used 1 BP account.

But I just received a new credit card, and used it to top up 5k to my BP. Then I just simply tried topping up 2k to another BP, not expecting it to go through, but it was successful!

Could it be that the 1 credit card = 1 BP rule is not a rigid rule, but based on other criteria like frequency of cash withdrawals?

Hi guys, newbie here. Planned to go Hongkong this October, most likely won't be going to HK anytime soon after this trip. So i'm thinking of not changing too much cash and use Bigpay card instead.

Do you think it's a good idea to withdraw on needed basis in ATM machine in HK using bigpay card? will i take advantage of the exchange rate of bigpay when withdrawing from their ATM or is it better i bring HKD in cash?

TQ in advanced.

I'll be there for family trip. 5 days 4 nights. I guess bigpay withdrawal currency exchange rate from HK ATM will definately beat our local money changer right??
Is there another exchange rate when you using it as ATM withdrawal vs using it as credit card?

Their website is not really informative.

so the fees is RM 10 from bigpay (assume no extra charge from that bank). The exchange rate will be using the respective ATM bank you withdraw right ?

i'm more interested on the withdrawal and sadly this card not allow for local singapore withdrawal, so Singaporean still envy our Bigpay~

In my opinion, anything below 1.2% cash back or reward points not worth our time, petrol to look for ATM that can be used to withdraw for at least 3k. 

He is talking about BP which has a limit of 10k, what 0.3% give RM300 you are talking about?

From my observation, some of the Singapore ATM do mandatory bank conversation even for same bank, no SGD option, some of it charge withdrawal fee. it will show the information before withdrawal, have to skip those ATM.

Here is my screenshot: