Maybank strengthens verification process for Secure2u


Maybank said the additional measure is to curb unauthorised transactions and fraudulent activities.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) has strengthened its verification process for Secure2u, its secure authentication method, to approve online banking transactions on the MAE app and Maybank2u web.

The bank said customers registering for Secure2u for the first time, or on a different or new device can securely and conveniently activate Secure2u via any Maybank automated teller machine (ATM) nationwide, beginning Oct 31.

Maybank said the additional measure is to curb unauthorised transactions and fraudulent activities, on top of five key measures to combat financial scams implemented by the bank in July 2023.

Group chief executive officer of community financial services Datuk John Chong said by allowing customers to perform self-activation of Secure2u via ATM, they can better control their online banking authorisation process by physically verifying their identity at the ATM, heightening supervision over their accounts and ultimately, safeguarding their funds from scammers.

“We have also made the process easy and straightforward, keeping the customer experience in mind. To register for Secure2u, customers only need to perform two simple steps – firstly, register for Secure2u on the MAE app and secondly, activate Secure2u with their debit, credit or charge card PIN number at any of the 3,000 Maybank ATMs nationwide, at their convenience,” he said.

Upon activation of Secure2u via ATM, customers can start approving transactions after 12 hours.

To further protect customers, the cooling-off period may vary as the bank continuously analyses scam trends and transaction patterns.

Maybank said this measure is imperative and acts as an additional layer to thwart scammers as it ensures that customers are the sole approvers of their Secure2u registration.

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