1. Go to the OCBC Internet Banking Registration page.
2. Key in your Debit Card/Credit Card/Access Code* details.
3. Key in your personal details.
4. Key in your desired Login ID & Password.
5. Set your desired Security Image and Phrase.
6. Confirm your mobile number and click 'Submit'.
7. Your Internet Banking registration is complete.

Alternatively,

1. Go to the OCBC Internet Banking page.
2. Click 'Activate now'.
3. Enter Debit Card/Credit Card/Access Code* details.
4. Key in your personal details.
5. Key in your desired Login ID & Password.
6. Set your desired Security Image and Phrase.
7. Confirm your mobile number and click 'Submit'.
8. Your Internet Banking registration is complete.

1. Go to OCBC Internet Banking page.
2. Key in your Login ID.
3. Confirm your security image and phrase.
4. Enter your Login Password.

1. Download OCBC Malaysia Mobile Banking app via your device's authorized application store.
2. Launch the OCBC Malaysia Mobile Banking app.
3. Key in your Login ID.
4. Confirm your security image and phrase.
5. Key in your Login Password.

For OCBC Internet Banking, these are recommended browser versions :

1. Google Chrome version 109 and above
2. Microsoft Edge version 109 and above
3. Firefox version 109 and above
4. Safari version 12 and above

Note:
OCBC Online Banking will not work on Internet Explorer as it is no longer a supported web browser.

For OCBC Internet Banking, the recommended software requirements are :

1. Minimum resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels

For OCBC Mobile Banking, the minimum required OS versions are :

• Android 9.0 and above
• iPhone iOS 13.0 and above

Things to remember:

1. Check that you are on our official website at https://www.ocbc.com.my/internet-banking
2. Check that the lock icon displayed is enabled at the bottom right-hand of the screen.
3. You can also verify that the website has the security certificate. This is how you can check:

Mozilla Firefox

1. Site Identity Button will display in one of three colors - grey, blue, or green.
2. Grey indicates that the site doesn't provide any identity information at all. Also, the connection between Firefox and the server is either unencrypted or only partially encrypted, and should not be considered safe against possible eavesdroppers.
3. Blue indicates that the site's domain has been verified, and the connection between Firefox and the server is encrypted and therefore protected against eavesdroppers.
4. Green indicates that the site provides fully verified identity information about its owner, and that the connection is encrypted.

Google Chrome

1. Launch the Chrome browser and click on the “Customise and control Google Chrome” icon.
2. Click “Options” >> “Under the Bonnet”.
3. Under HTTPS/SSL, check the box for “Check for server certificate revocation”.