21-11-2023, 10:54 AM
Singapore caps daily online CPF withdrawal limit at S$2,000 from Nov 30 Monday.
SINGAPORE: To better protect Central Provident Fund (CPF) members from scams, a default online CPF withdrawal limit of S$2,000 a day will be in place from Nov 30 for all members aged 55 and older. If CPF members wish to change the daily default limit of $2,000, they can go online at any time to adjust it to any amount between $0 and $200,000.
However, increasing the daily withdrawal limit will be possible only with Singpass face verification, and there will be a 12-hour cooling period to prevent unauthorised adjustments, said the CPF Board in a statement on Nov 20.
Those who wish to disable online withdrawals entirely can activate the CPF Withdrawal Lock, which will set the daily withdrawal limit to $0. This will mean that withdrawals can only be made in person at CPF service centres.
https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/ase...rom-nov-30
SINGAPORE: To better protect Central Provident Fund (CPF) members from scams, a default online CPF withdrawal limit of S$2,000 a day will be in place from Nov 30 for all members aged 55 and older. If CPF members wish to change the daily default limit of $2,000, they can go online at any time to adjust it to any amount between $0 and $200,000.
However, increasing the daily withdrawal limit will be possible only with Singpass face verification, and there will be a 12-hour cooling period to prevent unauthorised adjustments, said the CPF Board in a statement on Nov 20.
Those who wish to disable online withdrawals entirely can activate the CPF Withdrawal Lock, which will set the daily withdrawal limit to $0. This will mean that withdrawals can only be made in person at CPF service centres.
https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/ase...rom-nov-30