News & Reviews:   Maybank2u

Maybank recently announced support for DuitNow Request, an easy way to ask for money from friends and family or request payments from business partners. With the new feature, Maybank2u web or MAE app users can easily send a DuitNow Request, with the payer only having to click ‘Pay’ to send the money.

Previously, we reported that Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) told banks in our country to migrate from OTP to more secure authentication. Today, Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has pledged its commitment to the call and will fully replace OTP via SMS with its Secure2u authentication system by June 2023.

Maybank has recently announced that activation of its secure verification feature Secure2U will be permanently moved from the M2U MY app to the MAE app. The bank said that this is part of its continuous effort to safeguard customers’ online banking security.

From now on, Maybank customers can download the monthly statements for their savings accounts right off the Maybank2U website. The bank announced the feature today, and only statements from July 2022 and above will be available for download.

Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has announced that it will be conducting a system maintenance exercise this Sunday, 19 June 2022 from 3am to 7am. Hence, a few of its services will be temporarily unavailable during that time.

So this just came in, Maybank Malaysia has just announced that its classic Maybank2u website will be discontinued. The decommissioning will begin in January 2022 but don't worry, the company said you can still log in with your existing username and password, as well as bank online with the current Maybank2u.

Here's a public service announcement - Maybank just announced that there will be a system maintenance exercise soon. Scheduled on 19 June 2021, all the Maybank ATMs, Self Service Terminals, Maybank2U and Mobile Banking Services will not be available.

Just a few hours ago, a Malaysian discovered that there is a fake Maybank website online. Unfortunately, he learnt it the hard way as he got scammed badly by going into the wrong page that looks exactly like the original.

It seems that the Maybank2u website, as well as the Maybank2u app, is currently experiencing technical difficulties which are causing these services to load extremely slow. With that being said, Maybank has mentioned on their Facebook page that those who are keen on performing banking transactions should use the MAE app as it is not affected by the technical difficulties.

Starting from 3 December 2020, Maybank Malaysia will no longer send any SMS notifications to your smartphone. So whenever you make a Debit Card transaction, the notification will be sent to your Maybank2u (or M2U MY) app instead.