• klseesea
• Oct 15,2008
• In: Banks, Savings and Investments, Malaysia

New Maybank2u launched

Are you a M2U user?

I have been using M2U for many years. Honestly, I am not fascinated by the existing M2U service, but I still use it a lot because most people has a Maybank account. There are Maybank branches everywhere. It is easy for you to get paid, and also save you the inter-bank transaction cost if you are going to pay someone online.

You shouldn’t be too worried about the security of internet banking. It is now much safer than before to do transaction online. Just beware of SPAM sites or Phishing sites. Always do rechecks before starting any transactions. Make sure it is >>

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/ with IP address 202.162.17.68

Last day of Old Maybank2u site

Maybank2u awarded many times on their innovations in e-banking segment. Their system maybe not as “Web 2.0” as the current trends used in many internet base companies.

Current Maybank2u interface

This all will change starting tomorrow. What’s more important is the design and layout of the site which I think has improved by leaps and bounds. If you surf over to Maybank2u today, you’ll see a veritable mess of clutter, clutter and more clutter than you need for a lifetime. In fact, it’s one of the great turn-offs that’s put me off being a Maybank user for a long time.

New Maybank2u interface

Which brings me to the new interface. From the snapshot above, you’ll see its been cleaned-up and tabbed-up. I love the way the new tabs help organize the many, many options you’ll see on screen. It’s much easier on the eyes. For once, someone gets the value of empty space instead of just fill-in up with "information."
The second most important thing to me was the almost zero use of fancy flash animation. That’s right, zero pretty flash that clogs up your memory and causes crashes - sometimes. I’m here to do my banking, so let’s just leave it at that.
On the overall, I do like the new Maybank2u interface and it seems to be on-par with other more famous sites - like Citibank and HSBC. I think while the change has been a long-time coming, its better late than never. So, two thumbs up to Maybank. Here’s hoping your customers like the interface as much as I do.

What other banks in Malaysia have a Web 2.0 interface internet banking?

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