SingPost branches offer cash out service for Card Alliance customers

Through the EPINS CashOut service, Maybank cardholders are allowed a daily withdrawal limit of S$300.

Card Alliance announced today the launch of EPINS CashOut service which gives ATM/Debit cardholders of participating banks the added convenience of withdrawing cash when making purchases at participating retailers.

The EPINS CashOut service is available at all SingPost branches islandwide. Customers holding Maybank Singapore ATM/Debit cards will be the first to benefit from this new cash withdrawal service.

In addition, Maybank cardholders can also use their EPINS-enabled ATM/Debit cards to pay for all bill payment services at SingPost branches, including payment for credit card bills, flight tickets, telecommunications services and insurance premiums amongst others.

Under the EPINS CashOut service, Maybank ATM/Debit cardholders have a daily withdrawal limit of S$300. At SingPost branches, Maybank ATM/Debit cardholders will be able to withdraw cash of between S$50 to S$200 per transaction when they make a minimum purchase of S$2 at any of the post offices.

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