Singapore banks roll out new security measure that may delay large digital transfers.

In an effort to combat scams, Singapore banks are rolling out an enhanced digital fraud surveillance system beginning October , . The system is designed to prevent accounts from being quickly drained by scammers.

Under the new rule, if an account transfers more than of its balance within a -hour window, the transaction will either be rejected or trigger a cool-off period. The ABS cautioned that this safeguard could cause delays for legitimate payments and transfers.

The ABS recommends that customers allow extra time for time-critical transactions. If a transaction is urgently needed during the cooling period, customers must contact their bank (via branches, ATMs, or phone) to verify and release the funds.

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