i-Muamalat Online Portal will be displaying new transaction limit type which is 1st Party Transaction Limits.

Starting 15 January 2025, as part of regulatory requirements, there will be two separate i-Muamalat transaction limits for 1st party and 3rd party transactions.

What is 1st Party Limit?

The 1st party limit applies to transfers between accounts that belong to the same person. For example, when you transfer fund from your savings account to your current/credit card/financing account within Bank Muamalat, it is considered a 1st party transfer.

• 1st Party Transaction;
• favourite account transaction.

All transaction must be authenticated using i-MSecure Device.

• First Time Registration of i-Muamalat;
• Upgrading Credit Card inquiry to transaction package;
• Register new device for i-Muamalat Mobile Application;
• Register new device for i-MSecure*;
• Change 1st Party Transaction Limits (New);
• Change 3rd Party Transaction Limits;
• Forgot Password*(New).

Note: (*) Activation must be done either by call Contact Centre or visiting the bank branch. For immediate activation, you may visit the nearest branch. Branch may perform uplift activation period after thorough verification executed.

To help prevent unauthorised login/authorisation, you may login i-Muamalat/use i-MSecure to authorise transactions 12 hours after the maintenance is performed.

This feature is a quick way to prevent scammers from accessing your i-Muamalat account and preventing any outgoing transactions from your account(s). You can locate the feature at i-Muamalat Online Portal and Mobile Application login page.

You may contact our Customer Care Line at 03-2600 5500 to re-activate your i-Muamalat account.

• Self Reactivation
  – The activation of i-Muamalat account must be done either by call Contact Centre or visiting bank branch.
• SMS for Successful Transaction
  – Successful Notification will be sent through mobile push notification.