Maybank offers flexible payment methods for your Maybank Credit Card and/or CreditAble bills with the following:
1. If you have a Maybank Savings or Current Account:
- Maybank2u Online Banking or Maybank2u SG app
Log in to Maybank2u Online Banking or Maybank2u SG app to pay your Credit Card and/or CreditAble bills. Funds will be debited from your Maybank Savings or Current Account. For first time login, click here.
- Maybank ATMs
Make payments at any Maybank ATMs in Singapore. Locate us.
2. If you do not have a Maybank Savings or Current Account:
- Maybank Cash Deposit Machines
Deposit cash via our cash deposit machines located at our Branches with 24-hour banking to pay your Credit Card and/or CreditAble bills.
- Cash Payments at Maybank Branches
Visit any of our Branches in Singapore to make over-the-counter payments.
- Cheque Payment
Maybank Credit Card: Cheques should be made payable to Maybank Card A/C No. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. For payment to more than one account, the cheque should be made payable to Maybank Cards, with the respective account numbers and amounts written on the back of the cheque. Kindly proceed to any of our branches in Singapore to deposit your cheque.
Maybank CreditAble: Cheques should be made payable to Maybank CreditAble A/C No. XXXXXXXXXXX. For payment to more than one account, the cheque should be made payable to Maybank CreditAble, with the respective account numbers and amounts written on the back of the cheque. Kindly proceed to any of our branches in Singapore to deposit your cheque.
- Interbank GIRO (for Credit Card bills only)
Arrange for your Credit Card payments to be debited automatically each month from your designated bank account. Complete your eGIRO setup here.
- AXS Stations (for Credit Card bills only)
Make payment at AXS Stations located island-wide, pay online with AXS e-station, or via AXS m-Station app.
Note
The same account details should be used for all future Credit Card and/or CreditAble payments. The procedures to effect the Interbank Funds Transfer may differ with each bank. Service charge(s) may be imposed by the remitting banks.