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does anyone know what is max amount/transaction can be withdrawed at ATM?

is there a cross border fee for ezypay passport? the website mention it has.
https://www.airasiaezpay.com/our-cards/aira...-ezpay-passport

if not mistaken, RM1.5k per withdrawal is the max for any ATM in malaysia

i see, then have to pay RM6 transaction fee multiple time...

Is it? I thought can set limit, I have done that for Maybank and withdrew more than that.
Or I remember wrongly? I don't think so...

well, the right question to ask cwkhor is, withdraw money at ATM from credit card or savings account?

since he's asking in here, assuming he's asking withdraw money at ATM for ezpay card?

yes, he's asking about withdraw money at ATM for ezpay card, hence the RM6 fees
all ATM shud be max RM1.5k per withdrawal, maybank acc can withdraw up to RM5k per day while cimb can withdraw up to 10k per day
for ezpay card, i thk maybe can withdraw whatever is in the card, which is up to 10k max as well

Not if the ATM dispenses RM100 bill. If the ATM dispenses RM100 bill, then you can withdraw RM3,000 in a single transaction. RM1,500 limit only applies to ATM that dispenses RM50 bill or smaller.


That's a different limit. For Maybank debit card, you can withdraw up to RM5,000 in a single day. Not sure if the limit is any higher for certain Maybank debit card such as the Premier Wealth debit card.

You can set the daily withdrawal limit for your CIMB Bank debit card to RM10,000/day even if you have a normal CIMB Bank savings account.

yes, you get me right. have top-up with credit card for cash back purpose. need withdraw it to pay back the bill

This post has been edited by leo_kiatez: Jun 17 2016, 06:58 PM

thanks miles, learnt something new. so it is limited to 30 pieces of notes, i'm sure the machine can dispense more, maybe time for banks to look into it

if you can pay the bills online or swipe it, then no need to withdraw dy
else look for ATM that dispenses RM100, can save a few rounds

will look for ATM which dispense 100 note

No problem. Yes. It is possible. Likewise, most CDM can only accept up to 99 pieces of banknotes in a single transaction but in reality, most CDM (NCR, Diebold and Wincor-Nixdorf) is designed to accept more than that. But a while ago, I came across a CDM that accepts more than 99 banknotes in a single transaction. It's at Standard Chartered if my memory serves me correctly.

Go to HSBC (branch not off-site ATM). Most of their ATM come with a label that states what kind of currency denomination is dispensed by the ATM.

Well played, do let us know about ur findings after u've tried it!

Better don't keep topup and withdraw too often. I think it is consider a suspicious activity because usually nobody will do this quite often.

Good advice!

hi kremlin, can you confirm if you get cashback for your CIMB CB CC? You can see if it works in your monthly statement

Just applied online for this card