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Money Lock feature is an added layer of security to better protect your money by locking a customised amount in your Current or Savings Account(s). You can lock your funds that are in excess of what you need for regular or budgeted expenses. Funds that are locked can only be unlocked via any Maybank ATM or branch.
This added layer of protection keeps the funds in your account safe as it prevents online scammers from accessing your locked funds digitally.
Step 1: Launch your MAE app and tap ‘Accounts’ at the bottom navigation bar
Step 2: Select the account you want to lock funds for
Step 3: Once you’ve selected the account, tap the ‘Money Lock’ icon
Step 4: Read the on-screen information and tap ‘Lock Now’ to lock your funds
Step 5: Enter your preferred amount to lock
Step 6: Review and agree to the Terms & Conditions shown
Step 7: Review the details and tap ‘Confirm’
Step 8: Approve the transaction via Secure2u and you’re done!
Your locked amount will appear on your account card in the ‘Accounts’ page.
Step 1: Launch your MAE app and tap ‘Accounts’ at the bottom navigation bar
Step 2: Select the account you want to increase your locked amount
Step 3: Once you’ve selected the account, tap the ‘Money Lock’ icon
Step 4: Enter the amount you wish to increase
Step 5: Review the details and tap ‘Confirm’ to increase your locked amount
Your updated locked amount will appear on your account card in the ‘Accounts’ page.
To unlock your funds or decrease your locked amount, visit your nearest Maybank ATM or branch.
Unlock or decrease your funds via a Maybank ATM:
Step 1: Choose a language and input your 6-digit card pin
Step 2: Select ‘Other Transaction’ on the Main Menu
Step 3: Select ‘Money Lock’
Step 4: Choose an account to unlock
Step 5: Select ‘Unlock/Decrease Amount’
Step 6: Enter an amount to unlock
Step 7: Enter your ID number for verification
Step 8: Select ‘Yes’ to confirm and you’re done!
You can use the Money Lock feature for all Current and Savings accounts except Master Foreign Currency Account (MFCA), Imteen and Joint accounts.
When your funds are locked, they cannot be used for:
- New or existing payment arrangements (e.g. GIRO, standing instructions or future-dated transfers)
- Transfers to another Maybank account
- Transfers to another bank account (e.g. local and overseas transfers)
- Bill or credit card payments
- Fixed deposit placements or investments
- Loan or tax repayments
- Cheque payments
- ATM withdrawals or transfers
- Debit card usage
Kindly note that once your funds are locked, you will not be able to access them digitally. They will be kept safe until you are ready to unlock the funds. Please ensure that you keep enough available balance in your account to avoid any late fees or charges.
You are only able to unlock your funds at Maybank ATMs or branches. Please make arrangements to unlock your funds before you go overseas if you need to access your locked funds while you are away.
Please ensure that you keep enough available balance in your accounts to avoid any late fees or charges.
For funds that are locked | |
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If you have any scheduled/recurring payments or standing instruction |
For scheduled/recurring payments or standing instruction, the transaction will not be processed for the particular month and you may need to make the payment manually. However, the transaction will still continue for the following month subject to fund availability. |
If you have any fees or charges |
For current accounts, the fees will be deducted from your account. However, if your account balance is negative, it may incur additional charges and your account may be suspended. For savings accounts, the fees will not be processed and your account may be suspended. If you also have a Current Account, the fees will be deducted from your Current Account instead. |
If you issue a cheque and the Bank bounces/returns your cheque |
The Bank may return your cheque and there will be additional charges to your account due to insufficient funds. Note: In the event the Bank returns your cheque, your recipient will not receive the funds. |
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