Bank Add Payee Change Limit

sohguanh

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Just to share recent exploration maybe I miss out but just to share.

Standard Chartered
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use internet browser
Immediate

CIMB
Add payee use internet browser
Change limit use internet browser
Immediate

Maybank
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use mobile app
Wait 4 hours for add payee

OCBC
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use mobile app
Wait 12 hours for add payee
 

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Just to share recent exploration maybe I miss out but just to share.

Standard Chartered
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use internet browser
Immediate

CIMB
Add payee use internet browser
Change limit use internet browser
Immediate

Maybank
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use mobile app
Wait 4 hours for add payee

OCBC
Add payee use mobile app
Change limit use mobile app
Wait 12 hours for add payee
All the above involve digital or physical token?
 

sohguanh

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All the above involve digital or physical token?
For my own experience

Standard Chartered
Digital token

CIMB
Digital token. I use 2 phones as prompt to scan QR code

Maybank
Physical token

OCBC
Physical token

It is wise to setup for all your banks acct as now interest rate increase snatch business so you need a fast way to transfer to and fro to enjoy promotion. Previously I was using posb as my main interchange now no more let this be my downfall when I cannot login so all bank account got direction to each other interconnected. POSB,DBS still keep for their only useful ATM. Without that POSB,DBS is impotent and can drop. Apply ssb t-bill etc can use OCBC.
 
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