Ahh.. bank rates are pricier, hope that Big pay uses SGD in the future.

Thanks!

we top up money and spend using bigpay, we will earn airasia big point. But, it seem youtrip doesn't reward any point to holder. which part is better than bigpay?

Airasia points is rubbish and literally useless. Tell me how to u need to spend to be able to utilise the points?

You can exchange money way before your trip. With BigPay you are forced to use current exchange rate. So if rates are cheap,  you can lock in/buy before hand.
YouTrip is memang by SG companoes. So of course they support SGD first. But they are coming to Malaysia soon.
1. I think that you need to blame SG banks for being stingy.
2. BigPay also same. Why would you want to use international card when you can use the card issued by your own country bank? Using another country card to topup is not wise as it incurs additional markup rates by bank.
4. BigPay RM10. They are charing in their currency. So imagine if they come to Malaysia,  they charge RM5.

I know about the 1000 points stuff.

If you are asking how to know when is cheap,  just see the price. Is SGD cheap now?  I will say yes when it was 3.2 sometime back.
1. Agreed only matter of time
2. Using overseas card to reload BigPay is waste of money. If really want to use overseas card,  best to get a more international card like from revolut and transferwise caed
3.  Common sense. There's already a competitor offering the same thing as you. How do you undercut them?
By being cheaper,  offer better features.

Used bigpay to withdraw Thai baht from Thailand.
Big pay charge RM10 Thai bank charge 260bhat (+-) currency rate at 7.1xx, which currently should be 7.50.
Read review that's use to withdraw currency oversea is good but in this case, my first try, and my last.
Probably juz use it as emergency withdrawal.

I'm currently standing behind a woman @ HLB MV... Whoever you are... You gotta stop.... It's 7  X 4000 withdrawal now... Zzz

Forced to purchase above 50 using BP in this shop. Can we report them?

It works, if you don't mind paying the 1.5-2% MDR to the bank.
Also, you have to account for all the income for your business

Yeah, the debate is between saving 2% using BP, or paying 2% more and earning 5x TP. Theoretically should use cc, as the TP when redeem to miles is worth at least 4-8%. Just painful that we have to choose, compared to last time when we could have the best of both worlds.
I wish they had just limited the ban to e-wallets which allows withdrawals such as Boost & BigPay. They shouldn't include GrabPay, TNG Wallet etc which doesn't allow withdrawals, and thus doesn't have the element of "abuse".
Nowadays MDR rates are quite low compared to 5-10 years ago. All those small credit card machines which links to your phone, for e.g. https://www.mobiversa.com/. MDR is 1.5% for credit card and 0.9% for debit cards.

Is all MRT station supported BigPay? That mean can skip to buy EzLink card?

want to ask ,
my sis work in singapore,
she want to transfer SGD back to malaysia.

possible to use bigpay to topup SGD in signpaore ,
and withdraw back MYR in malaysia ?

*Moneychanger/Bank took big cut in the exchange rate.

Again is all on CC and not CASA

Have anyone answered this?

but their toilet need coins right?

Hope some noob users dont go call cs to clarify that you still get points/cb for your card reload.

maybank breached their own T&C.

definitely someone will escalate it to maybank for non-compliance 

Just cancel the card or close the card.
Free $$$. Case close.

Can we have 2 bigpay account --1 in RM and another in a foreign currency?

That's interesting. I remember many thread back got somebody mentioned that they just keep their money in trust, cannot touch. Yet it seems they earning interest on it.