Maybank is a Malaysia headquartered bank with an established presence in Singapore, offering retail and business banking with strong ASEAN connectivity.

Detailed Introduction:

Retail services include savings and current accounts, multi currency options, cards, loans, and investment products. Affluent clients have access to premier propositions with advisory support.

For SMEs and corporates, Maybank provides operating accounts, trade finance, cash and liquidity management, FX, and regional solutions across Malaysia, Singapore, and other ASEAN markets.

Digital capabilities cover mobile onboarding for eligible profiles, instant local transfers, and cross border remittance tools. Users often pick Maybank for practical daily banking and regional business linkages.

FAQ:
Q1: What is Maybank Singapore?

A regional bank serving individuals and businesses in Singapore with daily banking and ASEAN focused solutions.

Q2: How to open a Maybank account in Singapore?

  1. Decide on the account type (savings/current, multi currency, youth options).
  2. Gather documents (NRIC; or passport, valid pass, address proof for foreigners).
  3. Apply via mobile/web for eligible products or visit a branch.
  4. Make the initial deposit per product rules.
  5. Activate digital banking and your card.

Q3: Are non residents eligible?

Yes, subject to KYC and product eligibility; some cases require branch verification.

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