Maybank Extends KillSwitch To Credit And Charge Cards
for its Maybank2u platform. Now, the bank has extended the feature to apply to credit cards and charge cards as well, allowing you a potentially faster way to turn them off if you think they have been compromised.
For the most part, accessing the kill switch for credit and charge cards is the same as the one for Maybank2u. In fact, you access them from the same menu. On the MAE app, this can be either going to the Maybank2u tab and then tapping on the three dots, or going to the More tab and selecting Kill Switch from there. As for the website, the kill switch is still located under security settings.
It’s probably worth empahsising that this extension of the Maybank kill switch only applies to credit cards and charge cards. ATM and debit cards have not been included, and so they don’t appear in the list of cards that you can deactivate using the kill switch. So if that’s the card that got compromised, then you’ll still have to deactivate them the old fashioned way.
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