QUOTE(Harddisk @ Dec 5 2025, 09:05 PM)
Need to lock up the money.Banking GXBank - First Malaysian Digital Bank (by Grab), UNLIMITED 1% cashback+3% p.a. interest!
Banking GXBank - First Malaysian Digital Bank (by Grab), UNLIMITED 1% cashback+3% p.a. interest!
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Dec 6 2025, 07:42 AM
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Dec 6 2025, 07:43 AM
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Dec 6 2025, 08:10 AM
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so its normal right to have zero amount in the main account,with 2 pocket of 25k each..i thought 2% goes to main account and other 2% will realease end of tenure
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Dec 6 2025, 08:31 AM
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Dec 6 2025, 03:30 PM
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Have anyone ever experience you make transfer out the system issue receipt they were successful but not received in the receiving party account?
I just realised two credit card payment I made to UOB cc on 3rd not reflect in the UOB cc. |
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Dec 6 2025, 04:53 PM
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Sorry for asking. Can't follow all these pocket this or bonus that. Just put money into GX bank, how much is the interest now? Thanks my44 liked this post
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Dec 6 2025, 07:34 PM
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Dec 6 2025, 07:40 PM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 4 2025, 11:49 PM) Yes because it is merchant imposed charges on the consumer itself unless the merchant decide to waive it QUOTE(joshhd @ Dec 5 2025, 12:18 AM) Because it is fee imposed from the banks itself to use the EFTPOS payment gateway to the merchants Previously before Covid most merchant will absorbed it but now higher operation costs and lower margins hence why most merchants will self imposed it to cover the charges QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 5 2025, 08:47 AM) Yes under EFTPOS no distinction on debit or credit just the card provider network itself QUOTE(jasontoh @ Dec 5 2025, 11:37 AM) Shouldn't the card number already can tell whether it is a debit or credit? That is how the card tier is segregated also. I know in some places we have to select either Debit/Credit during the transactions. EFTPOS doesn’t bother whether debit or credit 🤦♀️ it is segregated by the network card provider QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 5 2025, 04:58 PM) You tap you think the reader tell the seller it's credit card or debit card? To make it easier, you use card charge extra lo. No need to think of debit or credit card. EFTPOS reader doesn’t need to because it is only defined by savings or card which simplify and for faster transaction QUOTE(jasontoh @ Dec 5 2025, 05:08 PM) No, some countries they allowed to use credit/debit transaction regardless of the card type, I was using credit cards on those machines and those are without charges. Actually, the seller can know the card type easily by just looking the Debit sign there. I'm quite surprise New Zealand actually have charges for credit card transaction, the first time when I watch some of the FB videos. You can’t compare 🤦♀️ because each country payment systems setup differently and charges differ because processing differs based on what it is setup by country central bank Previously Malaysia also have CC or debit charges until BNM decided to take action and imposed blanket mandatory to force the merchant to waive off those charges lerijiso liked this post
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Dec 6 2025, 07:42 PM
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Dec 6 2025, 07:34 PM) So as daily interest added to the pocket, can I take them out and leave it at 25k each, or I can't touch it at all? When it is already locked up why do you touch it 🤦♀️ unless do you want 2% bonusWhich is why it is different plain old standard 2% pocket otherwise why GX bother to offer 2% top up bonus for it |
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Dec 7 2025, 02:00 PM
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QUOTE(xander2k8 @ Dec 6 2025, 07:40 PM) Yes because it is merchant imposed charges on the consumer itself unless the merchant decide to waive it So Malaysia's Bank Negara forces Malaysian merchants here to absorb the card network charges (where applicable), but that doesn't happen in other countries? Because it is fee imposed from the banks itself to use the EFTPOS payment gateway to the merchants Previously before Covid most merchant will absorbed it but now higher operation costs and lower margins hence why most merchants will self imposed it to cover the charges Yes under EFTPOS no distinction on debit or credit just the card provider network itself EFTPOS doesn’t bother whether debit or credit 🤦♀️ it is segregated by the network card provider EFTPOS reader doesn’t need to because it is only defined by savings or card which simplify and for faster transaction You can’t compare 🤦♀️ because each country payment systems setup differently and charges differ because processing differs based on what it is setup by country central bank Previously Malaysia also have CC or debit charges until BNM decided to take action and imposed blanket mandatory to force the merchant to waive off those charges You're saying that some other countries will still charge a few % of fees (could be network fee or mark-up fee even when DCC isn't applied to a foreign bank card?) regardless if you're using debit or credit card? If that's the case, Malaysia considered very good already? |
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Dec 7 2025, 03:17 PM
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QUOTE(joshhd @ Dec 7 2025, 02:00 PM) So Malaysia's Bank Negara forces Malaysian merchants here to absorb the card network charges (where applicable), but that doesn't happen in other countries? Another factor that our merchant is more willing to absorb is also due to BNM implementing PCRF which significantly reducing the interchange fee.You're saying that some other countries will still charge a few % of fees (could be network fee or mark-up fee even when DCC isn't applied to a foreign bank card?) regardless if you're using debit or credit card? If that's the case, Malaysia considered very good already? joshhd liked this post
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Dec 7 2025, 04:53 PM
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QUOTE(joshhd @ Dec 7 2025, 02:00 PM) So Malaysia's Bank Negara forces Malaysian merchants here to absorb the card network charges (where applicable), but that doesn't happen in other countries? Yea BNM forces the merchant acquirer to lower the charges 1st to below 1% which make the merchants able to absorb the charges You're saying that some other countries will still charge a few % of fees (could be network fee or mark-up fee even when DCC isn't applied to a foreign bank card?) regardless if you're using debit or credit card? If that's the case, Malaysia considered very good already? As long as you uses any payment provider in the world there is a charge called Merchant Disount Rate which are imposed on every transaction on any card provider which can only be lowered by each country central bank through the country financial regulation Consider good 🤦♀️ but not as good as EU central bank payment regulation which currently is the gold standard Can’t say for AMEX because the charges are different and higher which why many banks are not willing to offer Also, under the recent US ART deal there isn’t any submission and compliance for financial regulations otherwise it will be another BNM itself QUOTE(Fantasia @ Dec 7 2025, 03:17 PM) Another factor that our merchant is more willing to absorb is also due to BNM implementing PCRF which significantly reducing the interchange fee. Yes through PCRF and interchange centralized process changes they are able to lower the fee as low as 0.2% these days joshhd liked this post
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Dec 8 2025, 03:51 PM
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Dec 8 2025, 05:28 PM
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Dec 8 2025, 07:46 PM
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does the 3 months bonus pocket seem like a 2% p.a. multiplied by 2 for the 'hibah'?
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Dec 8 2025, 08:43 PM
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Dec 8 2025, 06:28 PM) Thanks for the detailed reply. Sounds rightSo I assume the daily interest is compounded, while the additional 2% that pay out at the final of the tenure is not compounded? Harddisk liked this post
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Dec 9 2025, 01:19 PM
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QUOTE(Harddisk @ Dec 8 2025, 05:28 PM) So I assume the daily interest is compounded, while the additional 2% that pay out at the final of the tenure is not compounded? not exactlyreferring to illustration in post #4844 if base interest = daily compounded bonus interest amount = base interest amount which means bonus interest = daily compounded RM 10,000 x 2% / 365 ~ RM 0.55 RM 0.55 x 90 = RM 49.50 it may appear as simple interest but the rounding return RM 49.50 > compound return RM 49.44 QUOTE(cossie @ Dec 8 2025, 07:46 PM) yeah, because the 3-month bonus interest coincides with base interest 2% cossie liked this post
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Dec 12 2025, 11:19 AM
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May I check if it’s worthwhile to use the GX card to pay for overseas hotel accommodations? I usually use credit card to book via Agoda, but I noticed that booking directly thru the hotel’s official website gives a lower rate. I haven’t gone through the T&C yet, would like to ask:
1) Will there be any additional charges if I book and make the partial payment (30% deposit) using the GX card thru the hotel’s website? 2) As long as there is sufficient balance in my GX account, I can use up the money or is there any limit? I can find transfer & QR limit in my account, does this apply to the physical card as well? 3) Since I also need to withdraw cash for the trip + using the card for payment whenever possible, just unsure if it’s a good idea to use the GX card to pay for the hotel stay (cost quite a bit). Any insights would be greatly appreciated. |
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Dec 12 2025, 02:03 PM
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QUOTE(starry-starry @ Dec 12 2025, 11:19 AM) May I check if it’s worthwhile to use the GX card to pay for overseas hotel accommodations? I usually use credit card to book via Agoda, but I noticed that booking directly thru the hotel’s official website gives a lower rate. I haven’t gone through the T&C yet, would like to ask: 1) Will there be any additional charges if I book and make the partial payment (30% deposit) using the GX card thru the hotel’s website? GX ZERO markups on exchange rates and ZERO hidden fees on overseas transactions. therefore, definitely its much better compared to CC 2) As long as there is sufficient balance in my GX account, I can use up the money or is there any limit? I can find transfer & QR limit in my account, does this apply to the physical card as well? Its all your money, there is no limit but of course you cannot use more than what you have in there. 3) Since I also need to withdraw cash for the trip + using the card for payment whenever possible, just unsure if it’s a good idea to use the GX card to pay for the hotel stay (cost quite a bit). Unlimited 1% cashback. Get cashback when you pay in-store with your GX Card overseas. But not sure is there a validity for this. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. |
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Dec 13 2025, 05:42 PM
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