News & Reviews:   Maybank2u

Yesterday, Maybank announced an extended maintenance session for its online services on 7 September 2025 (Sunday). The maintenance will be conducted in stages for different Maybank online banking services, so take note of that if you're planning to do any transactions during those hours.

Today, Maybank announced an upcoming system maintenance on its online banking services. It will begin on the 10th and the 17th of May 2025, so that's just two days of unavailable online banking services. Without further ado, do read below to get a heads-up.

The Maybank2u Classic website will be completely discontinued for individual use on 9 June 2025. Users are advised to switch to the new Maybank2u platform to ensure continued smooth access to services. So, what should you know about it?

Maybank has now announced that they will introduce a 12-hour cooling-off period, for each increase in the limit of money transfers through the Maybank2U site, effective July 31, 2024. This step is done in an effort to curb online banking fraud, as well as prevent fraud that will try to increase the transaction transfer limit.

If you have a Maybank account, you might want to pay attention to this news. Recently, Maybank announced that it will suspend some services on 9 March 2024. That said, what should you know about it?

Maybank has alerted customers that it will be undergoing a temporary system maintenance exercise on 14 January 2024 (Sunday). The maintenance will affect Maybank2u (web and app), MAE app and Maybank2u Biz (web and app).

If you are a new Maybank user, you ought to quickly activate Secure2u as soon as possible. According to Maybank's latest statement, all first-time Secure2u activations and activation on new devices will require activation through a Maybank ATM. 

With the advent of mobile banking, having all your accounts on your phone has become all the more important. Unfortunately, some people might not know how to activate Secure2u via the Maybank MAE app, which helps protect you from the threat of increasingly rampant digital scams. If you haven't applied for Secure2u yet or have switched to a new device, below is how you activate it at your nearest Maybank ATM to get protected!

Maybank today announced that it has completed the migration from SMS OTPs to Secure2u for its online banking services. These include bill payments and DuitNow, FPX and IBG transactions.

If you haven't login your MAE app or the Maybank2u website yet, you'd be pleased to know that there is a new Kill Switch feature. It's a new security feature and just got rolled out today.