Maybank rolls out next-generation Maybank2E platform


From left: Maybank deputy group chief executive officer of Global Banking Farid Kairi, group chief executive officer of Global Banking Datuk John Chong, group chief executive officer of Community Financial Services Syed Ahmad Taufik Albar, and managing director of Transaction Banking and Payments, Global Banking, Arvind Santhanam Prasad.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has unveiled the next generation of its Maybank2E (M2E) platform, an integrated regional business banking solution designed to help businesses manage transactions and payments more efficiently across Asean.

In a statement, the bank said the enhanced platform, accessible via the web and the M2E Biz app, combines cash management, trade finance and foreign exchange (FX) solutions under a single login.

It is aimed at businesses ranging from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to large corporates.

Among its new features are a single activation dashboard for multiple banking solutions, remote activation and access through the mobile app, and the ability to manage cash and trade positions across markets from a single view. Users can also lock in FX rates for more than 20 currencies and customise their dashboards.

For SMEs, the onboarding process has been streamlined, allowing partnerships and private limited companies to open bank accounts online within minutes without submitting physical documents.

Group chief executive officer of Global Banking Datuk John Chong said the platform supports the bank’s ambitions to strengthen its regional transaction banking capabilities.

“Leveraging our strong franchise in financing, we are accelerating our ROAR30 strategy to become Asean’s leading transactions and payments bank.

“The new Maybank2E brings this vision to life by enabling more businesses, especially our SME and mid-cap clients, to respond swiftly to opportunities and risks across borders and around the clock,” he said.

Maybank said the platform processed about RM3 trillion in transaction value across 122 million transactions in Malaysia in 2025, demonstrating its scale and adoption among clients.

The bank plans to roll out additional features and the enhanced M2E platform in Singapore and Indonesia in 2026.

These enhancements are part of Maybank’s ROAR30 investment of RM10bil over the next five years in technology, data, and artificial intelligence strategy to deliver best-in-class client experiences.

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