One Key token low battery

thisisnotme1212

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from OneKey (Assurity) CSO, if OneKey token died within warranty period, it is free

however if battery died after warranty, it costs $15 to replace ...

the mobile OneKey (not mobile SingPass) is being decommissioned as well ...

the alternative to SGX CDP is using paper forms to make changes ... very backward :(


ok, I will try at counter ... over the phone, CSO attitude like tidak apa ... say must pay regardless

if really cost $15 llst have to pay.
worse is after paying still cannot log in cause token changed! #@%$@#
who sho smart come out with this idea :(
 

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if really cost $15 llst have to pay.
worse is after paying still cannot log in cause token changed! #@%$@#
who sho smart come out with this idea :(
After getting new token, I set the old token to "Suspended". Then manually link all my accounts one by one. I don't understand why they can't just delink the old token and link the new one like banks.

The battery lasts me 2 years. If I get a new one every 2 years, then I will have 5 suspended tokens 10 years down the road.
 

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big mistake to take this. I don't understand why can't they simply move to a smartphone-based app or just go with singpass.
 

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big mistake to take this. I don't understand why can't they simply move to a smartphone-based app or just go with singpass.

Things are going that way. NTUC Income announced that use of the OneKey token will cease by 6 June 2019. SMS OTP instead.
 

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So much for "SECURITY" :s22:

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Bad things about tokens.

I don't usually go to the banks cause nowadays most transactions are through atm or internet.

But the bloody token fails you at a time when you need to do an urgent transaction in the wee hours of the morning. There is no warning to tell you when to replace the token.

That's what happened to my posb token. Screen completely blank. Pressed it soft and harder, knocked it, bent it and threw it on the floor … still no display.

Fortunately, posb allows a replacement on the spot during office hours. Otherwise, got to bang table.

My ocbc token also mati and it takes more than a week to get a replacement. Within 3 days, another ocbc token mati and again I had to go to the bank to fill up form and wait for new token. While waiting, nothing can be done through internet :s22:

These tokens also causing inconvenience. I got more than 10 bank tokens. Sometimes, key pressing the wrong token until kenna locked out :s13:

Mobile apps still need token for certain transactions. So carry more than 10 tokens in your pocket :s13:
 

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That's one good thing about UOB Mighty app. The token is fully integrated within the app and not half f**up like DBS or OCBC apps.



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That's one good thing about UOB Mighty app. The token is fully integrated within the app and not half f**up like DBS or OCBC apps.



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As long as the mighty app works. Broke down 2 week back no? But at least better than going down to duo
 

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As long as the mighty app works. Broke down 2 week back no? But at least better than going down to duo

I don't expect 100% uptime. If I can use the apps smoothly 98/100 times, it's good enough for me.


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Bad things about tokens.

I don't usually go to the banks cause nowadays most transactions are through atm or internet.

But the bloody token fails you at a time when you need to do an urgent transaction in the wee hours of the morning. There is no warning to tell you when to replace the token.

That's what happened to my posb token. Screen completely blank. Pressed it soft and harder, knocked it, bent it and threw it on the floor … still no display.

Fortunately, posb allows a replacement on the spot during office hours. Otherwise, got to bang table.

My ocbc token also mati and it takes more than a week to get a replacement. Within 3 days, another ocbc token mati and again I had to go to the bank to fill up form and wait for new token. While waiting, nothing can be done through internet :s22:

These tokens also causing inconvenience. I got more than 10 bank tokens. Sometimes, key pressing the wrong token until kenna locked out :s13:

Mobile apps still need token for certain transactions. So carry more than 10 tokens in your pocket :s13:


Hi henrylbh,

You may wish to consider changing over to OneToken instead.

OCBC OneToken is a digital token that is installed in the customers’ mobile device. It will replace your hardware or SMS token for all Online and Mobile Banking services. The SMS OTPs will still be triggered for other services such as online credit card transactions, Phone Banking and SMS Banking.

For more details, please visit: https://www.ocbc.com/personal-banki...inebanking:OneToken:Evergreen:Dec2018:vanity:

^CC
 

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I have OneKey token too, took it out and realised it has gone flat.

Can't even remember what it is used for. Want to disable the token online also cannot. I just fukit and dump it into the trash.
 

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I have OneKey token too, took it out and realised it has gone flat.

Can't even remember what it is used for. Want to disable the token online also cannot. I just fukit and dump it into the trash.

Likely your broker.
 

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I changed mine last month. No charge for flat battery. I had mine for several years before changing. I referring to OneKey token.

u are lucky as its stated at the counters, $15 for replacement after 1 year warranty period
 

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u are lucky as its stated at the counters, $15 for replacement after 1 year warranty period

I think no charge if you go down to the office to replace. That's what I did last year, though my first token was gotten my years back.
 

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I just dismantled the token. Manage to get the battery out. Will try to buy a new CR2016 battery to see whether it survived my dismantling. :)
 
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