For user with OCBC OneToken (digital token)
Before you log in to OCBC Velocity for the first time, ensure you have the following ready:
For user with hardware security token or password mailer issued
If you have opted to use the hardware token, the nominated contact persons(s) for your company will receive an OCBC Velocity starter kit, within 12 business days, at the mailing address that you have registered with us. You will need to collect the hardware token from him/ her, before you proceed to log in.
A. If you have activated your security token and registered your mobile number with us before this,
To use this feature, you must:
B. If you have not activated your new token,
Please complete the Manage OCBC Velocity Account Form to request for 're-issue password' or 'unlock account'. Submit the original form, duly signed by the authorised persons, to any of our branches.
Upon receipt and verification of the form, we will process your request within 12 business days. The password mailer will be sent to your mailing address as maintained in our records. Once you have successfully logged in with the new password mailer, you may want to update your contact details in OCBC Velocity via Tools > Change Contact Details, so that you can instantly reset your password or unlock account online at any time.
If this is your 1st time login upon receipt of PIN Mailer, you could have mistaken the character in the password provided by the Bank as such:
A security vulnerability in SSL (Secure Sokets Layer) v3.0 known as Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption ("POODLE") was discovered recently and this affects some web browsers (eg: IE6 and below). To ensure you are well protected, SSL v3.0 will no longer be supported on OCBC Velocity with immediate effect.
Please ensure that TLS (Transport Layer Security) v1.0 & above is enabled in your web browser settings in order to access OCBC Velocity.
Refer below for steps to enable for the commonly used browsers.
For Internet Explorer
When accessing https://velocity.ocbc.com/login.html using Internet Explorer, I receive an error message “Internet Page cannot be displayed”. What should I do?
If you are using Internet Explorer, you may see this error message. This is because the security requirement for OCBC Velocity has been strengthened. To enhance your security settings,
For Chrome
When accessing https://velocity.ocbc.com/login.html using Chrome, I receive an error message “This webpage is not available”. What should I do?
If you are using Chrome, you may see this error message. This is because the security requirement for OCBC Velocity has been strengthened. To enhance your security settings,
If you are using Firefox, you may see this error message. This is because the security requirement for OCBC Velocity has been strengthened. To enhance your security settings,
Simply click on "LOGOUT" on the top right-hand corner.
For your protection, OCBC Velocity will automatically terminate your session if there is no activity for a period of 14 minutes. The systems will also automatically terminate your session if you have been logged in for a period of 120 minutes.
Our system could be experiencing some technical issues. If the error message instructs you to to try again in 10 minutes' time, it means that we are already working on the problem and you can try again later.
If the error message instructs you to call us, please do so at 1300-88-7000 (within Malaysia)/ (603) 8317 5200 (outside Malaysia) from Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm (excluding public holidays).
OCBC Velocity users are required to access the system at least once every 360 days otherwise the account will be disabled.
To reactivate your account, please call us at 1300-88-7000 (within Malaysia)/ (603) 8317 5200 (outside Malaysia) from Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm (excluding public holidays).