Instant transfers
Send and receive money using a mobile number, NRIC/FIN or UEN—without entering a bank account number.

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Benefits
Send and receive money using a mobile number, NRIC/FIN or UEN—without entering a bank account number.
Link NRIC/FIN to PayNow to receive eligible government payouts more quickly.
Receive PayNow status notifications through your bank-registered email or mobile number.
Confirm the recipient and transaction details before completing each transfer.
How to use PayNow
Scan a supported Malaysian DuitNow QR and review the exchange rate and recipient before payment.
Link an eligible mobile number and/or NRIC/FIN to your preferred UBGROUPSG account.
Choose the PayNow proxy type, enter the proxy and verify the displayed recipient name.
Select a registered payee or enter a proxy, add the amount and confirm the transfer.
Create a personal QR code in UBGROUPSG Pulse so another person can scan it to pay you.
Pay an eligible non-bank financial institution account using its Virtual Payment Address.
Send funds to an eligible Thailand PromptPay mobile number after reviewing the rate and fees.
Getting started
PayNow supports a mobile number, NRIC/FIN, company UEN or Virtual Payment Address. Only NRIC is accepted as the proxy for eligible government payments.
PAYNOW T1234567E 8888 NRICUse: PAYNOW, a space, the full NRIC or Birth Certificate, a space, the last four account digits, a space, then the word NRIC.
PAYNOW T1234567E 8888 MobileUse the same format and enter the word Mobile in the final field; do not type the actual mobile number there.
Useful information
A parent may register a child’s Birth Certificate number or eligible mobile number to a supported child account, subject to account and guardianship requirements.
An eligible PayNow proxy may be linked to a qualifying joint account where registration conditions are met.
Deregister the proxy from the other bank before registering that same mobile number or NRIC/FIN with UBGROUPSG.
Security reminders
Review the masked registered recipient name shown by PayNow and make sure it belongs to the intended person or business.
Do not disclose your password, PIN or one-time password. Stop and contact the bank if a payment instruction seems suspicious.
From 6 June 2026, PayNow nicknames are replaced by masked registered names to help customers identify recipients. Service availability, limits, cross-border exchange rates, fees and eligibility are governed by the applicable UBGROUPSG and PayNow terms.
Never share passwords, PINs, OTPs or card details.