Get Sme First Account

Exclusively for non-Maybank customers. Get RM8 when you download the MAE app and instantly apply for a MAE account. It's free and you can do it anywhere, anytime. Experience a smarter way to spend, save, bank and more in a single app.

Login Maybank2u using your existing ID, or login Maybank2u.Biz using your Maker ID to fill in application form under “Apply Online” Checker ID to login to Maybank2u.Biz and approve application within 3 days after Step 1 (not required for Maybank2u)

3rd party accounts When making an Open 3rd Party Transfer / Open Future 3rd Party Transfer, just click on the 'Add as Favorite List' link to register the account as a favorite. Enter a TAC. Click 'Confirm' and the account will immediately be added to your favorite list*.

Can I register my multiple M2U IDs on the MAE app and use Secure2u on the MAE app? The MAE app only allows one M2U ID login and Secure2u registration at a time for better security. As such, you're encouraged to consolidate all your online banking access into one M2U ID for better security.

First of all, you need to or update (to the latest version) the Maybank MY from Google Play or App Store. Do take note that you won't be able to activate the e-wallet if you are using the older app version....There are 4 options to add fund to your MAE balance: Top up wallet. Split bill. Request money. MY QR.

How do I open an SME account? Step 1: Visit SME First Account's page and click 'APPLY NOW'. Step 2: Fill up the necessary details and select 'LET'S BEGIN'. Step 3: Select 'I WANT TO APPLY NOW'. Step 4: Fill in your details and click submit. Step 5: Summary of your application details will be shown.

How do I apply for a MAE account? Download MAE by Maybank2u from the Play Store or App Store, and launch the app. Select 'Apply for a MAE account'. Key in your details. Snap a photo of your IC. Create your Maybank2u ID. Your account will then be activated.

SME First Account-i. A Shariah compliant current account based on the contract of Commodity Murabahah (cost-plus-sale) where a specific asset as deemed fit by the Bank is identified and used as the underlying asset for the sale and purchase transaction between Bank and Customer.