Account Opening and Remittance Service between Hong Kong and Malaysia

Customers can manage the cross-border financial needs between Hong Kong and Malaysia through PBHK’s direct connection with Public Bank Berhad of Malaysia (“PBB”).

Public Bank (Hong Kong) (“PBHK”)

Enjoy promotional offers on foreign exchange transactions¹
Enjoy 50% off on inward and outward remittance fees (except HKD outward remittance) between PBHK and PBB²
No minimum initial deposit requirement for account opening³
Can manage PBHK’s account anytime, anywhere via PBHK’s Net Banking / PBHK Digi Mobile App

Public Bank Berhad of Malaysia

Open a Malaysia account with PBB through any branch of PBHK
Can manage the PBB account anytime, anywhere via MyPB / PBe Online Banking / MyPB Mobile App

For additional information, please call our Customer Hotline at (852) 8107 0818 or visit any of our branches.

Remarks:

1. Subject to terms and conditions of Pro Savings Promotion.

2. Cable Charges will be charged for remittance transactions. For details, please refer to PBHK’s Service Charge.

3. Only applicable to Mobile Account Opening. Subject to terms and conditions.

The above promotions and services are subject to terms and conditions. For details, please contact the staff of PBHK. PBHK reserves the right to terminate the above promotions and services at any time or to vary the same and/or the related terms and conditions from time to time without prior notice. Should any disputes arise, the decision of PBHK shall be final and conclusive. In case of any discrepancy between the English and Chinese versions, the English version shall always prevail.

Please note that the deposit maintained with PBB is not a protected deposit and is not protected by the Deposit Protection Scheme in Hong Kong.

Risk Disclosure:

1. The value of foreign currency will be subject to the risk of exchange rate fluctuation. Customer may suffer loss in principal due to the exchange rate fluctuation if he/she chooses to convert foreign currency to Hong Kong Dollar or other currencies.

2. RMB is currently not freely convertible currency. Conversion of RMB for customer is subject to the requirements specified by relevant authorities from time to time and/or PBHK’s arrangement.