CIMB says instant funds transfers on banking website temporarily disabled


Instant funds transfers through the CIMB Clicks website are temporarily unavailable due unusually high traffic, says bank. — Bloomberg

CIMB users will not be able to instantly transfer funds through its website and app for an indeterminate period, due to issues caused by unusually high site traffic.

“We apologise to our customers for the interruption to the IBFT/Instant Transfer service on CIMB Clicks. Due to the unusually high traffic that we are currently experiencing, we have temporarily disabled the IBFT/Instant Transfer function,” CIMB said in a statement to LifestyleTech.

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