Maybank further says that the change is part of its ongoing effort to further strengthen security when performing online transactions. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star
Maybank has announced that it is fully replacing single-use Maybank Secure Online Shopping (MSOS) codes in favour of Secure2u for all online transaction using its debit and credit cards.
The change, which took effect yesterday (March 6), will require that all Maybank users who want to use their banking cards for online transactions will need to install the MAE app and enrol their device for Secure2u to approve transactions.
When being activated for the first time or on a new device, Secure2u will be also be subject to a 12-hour activation period for security purposes, according to the bank.
Maybank further says that the change is part of its ongoing effort to further strengthen security when performing online transactions.
The MAE app is available on the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, and the Huawei AppGallery. For more information on how to enable Secure2u, a step-by-step guide is available on the Maybank2u website.
Secure2u was originally introduced back in October 2023 to curb unauthorised transactions and fraudulent activity.
