Maybank customers will only be able to activate Secure2u at ATMs starting Oct 31


The bank's website also mentions that the change is in line with the latest security measures from Bank Negara Malaysia. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Maybank has announced that it will be introducing Secure2u activation via its ATMs (automated teller machines) beginning Oct 31, with customers required to make an in-person visit for first-time and new device activations.

In a press release, the bank states that the additional measure is intended to crack down on unauthorised transactions and fraud, on top of other measures it had put in place back in July this year.

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