CIMB restores instant funds transfers for most customers


CIMB Clicks was mostly back to normal including its instant bank transfer feature, though several other functions were still under maintenance. — Bloomberg

Most CIMB customers will now be able to instantly transfer funds via its online banking service again, though some specific functions remain under maintenance.

The bank’s Twitter account @CIMB_Assists was responding to customer queries on the issue, stating that the Instant Bank Funds Transfer (IBFT) feature had been restored on both its CIMB Clicks website and app.

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