Each country have their ways to manage their country. Hope the Royal Brunei Airlines bring you some perspective and set expectations should you be travelling with them in the future

Hi CH See, I appreciate your suggestion. Will keep producing content related to Finance and Securities. in addition of that, I’ll improve the content

Maybe Touch n go don’t want to compete with Mastercard/visa could be a reason too

Hi, safe to say that Wise would be a better option when travelling overseas There is no lucrative feature from BigPay except the overseas bank transfer

@@harithbakri noted..thanks bro..👍👍

Ye kad boleh guna di Singapura dan mana2 yang bukan kena sanction (eg: Cuba, North Korea, etc)

@@harithbakri kena tukar dulu ke currency dlm tu bg. Contoh ada myr. Kita convert siap2 kn ke sgd baru boleh tap kt kaunter tu

@@fmjdfms5881 the best approach is to convert myr to sgd first - you will be charged one time conversion fee But if you dont convert, each TXs you made in Singapore with your MYR balance, there will be conversion fees for every TXs

@@harithbakri mcne nk apply wise kad tu

@@shaffinaraseli518 you can apply according to the instruction when signing up via App or Website

Glad to help, if theres any specific other tutorial, you may ask

Yes, can link directly on Paypal as long as it is verified

Hi, there will be fees involved but they will charge you once. The way to do it is to top up based on the country you planning travel to. From MYR to your preferred currency Lets say you top up in SGD or euro, you will be spending like local currencies without any conversion fees If you dont change beforehand, there will be conversion fees for each tx

Hi, you can use DuitNow. DuitNow can transfer and receive TXs with your mobile number i think DuitNow is supported on Bigpay and other e-wallet too. Surely other ewallets will follow suit

@@harithbakri Thank you so much for the prompt response

Hi Josh, I am a Malaysian expat in SG Thanks for your kind words! if you have any requests related to bubble tutorial, let me know I will definitely consider your request :)

Hi Alex, Yes, I have the idea of how to make that work. However, I wouldn't want it to do that by creating multiple pages. Instead, I would create different three views (just as you mentioned) on one page. You may refer to these 2 links below for your reference. The videos that I shared are not exactly what it is intended to do but it shows the steps on how to create different views but still remain on one page. Hope it helps. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erdpor2j162XYKs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gc5drNyhsNjJiXU.html

Hopefully they provide you a good business class experience

Hi, I'll create a more comprehensive Admin Dashboard. Can you share with me your specific question?

​@@harithbakri Great! Thanks for your prompt response. Let's say you have two Things, User, and Project. And every project iand have a specify number of Users working on it. How should I create a table, one column of Project showing project name, and next column is showing the Users under the project. This way, we are actually showing two Things (User & Project) under a same repeating group. Would be great to have your tutorial on this.

@@richmonkey444 It is very difficult or "Ma Fan" or "payah" to integrate two data types in one RG. Technically, you could merge 2 types by setting the RG to text type and data source to Accepted Notifications’ unique ID :merged with Declined Notifications’ unique ID and do searching/filtering/conditionals based off current cell’s text (unique ID). But it’s messy. OR You create relation between one where one of the data sets is dependent (eg: StatusUpdate and lists of images)

@@richmonkey444 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hK-IpayS0a_Gl6c.html here you go

Hi, it depends on the use case If you are using international remittance, you can try to use Wise. If you are more with local transactions, mae would be a better option to consider

It's only available in the US

Hi! Im not a user of MPAY. But I can say that their brochure looks good for the features and so on. What matters at the end of the day, how good is the customer service especially when you are in uncomfortable situation (eg. overseas and so on)

Hi, Thank you for your concern. I'm sorry to disappoint you with the delivery of the medium language content. I only publish content in a language that I am comfortable with. Maybe I'll consider to cover in French or Mandarin in near future :) If you find that my content to be useful and informative to what you're seeking, that's great and thank you

Bodo ke apa masalah ko, tak reti nak faham bahasa Inggeris, salah kau lah tak belajar pandai. Kau x dapat faham, tengok arr KZfaqr Malay yang cakap Melayu pehall kau nak hentam dia pakai Bahasa Inggeris. IKUT orang dia lah dia nak selesa nak tunjuk cara explain card apa macam mana,bukannya KZfaq milik kau. Aku faham, orang lain faham. Kau tak faham, ada alternatif lain nak faham.

@@harithbakri xnk kwn kaw

To reach bigger audience la. Bukan melayu only live in Malaysia. Got foreigners also

ayoyo.bkn semua yg dgr ni org melayu.. jgn lupa ada org bangsa lain jgk yang nak dgr.

is it possible to use bigpay or transferwise to withdraw money?

@@numsaw1456 Hi, It depends on your use case. If you want to transfer to the US or Europe, Wise would be the better option but it still supports the remittance transfer to SEA and Asia Bigpay is a more friendly remittance to SEA, China, Bangladesh compared to Wise Wise and Bigpay can withdraw money too and Wise is cheaper by rm1 for withdrawal fee (Rm5). You can withdraw for free twice a month with Wise unlike BigPay. As of now, Bigpay is not in a good position due to their principal company facing financial constraints. I personally prefer to use Wise because I am able to receive various currencies that can perform on a local transfer and Since my Wise Card is issued in Singapore, I can't withdraw locally but I can perform withdrawal in Malaysia or foreign countries.

what do you think about merchantrade? is it better alternative ?

@@numsaw1456 Merchantrade, It provides multicurrency accounts like Wise but their main focus is towards East Asia Can do transfer to HKD, Japanese Yen and other countries

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Yes, I absolutely agree with that. I will improve in my next in-flight video

@@harithbakri actually it’s great and I enjoy it so much

Hi Sufian, Previously I'm using BigPay to purchase crypto, unfortunately, it is no longer able to purchase it with the renewal edition of the card. But you can still try it Currently, I'm using a CIMB Lazada Prepaid card to buy crypto

Entry-level plan would be a good start for SMEs and startups. It is the cloud accunt

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