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Both PayNow and PayLah! let you do funds transfer. The latter lets you do and enjoy more. Find out which one’s better for your needs. While PayNow and PayLah! sound and seem pretty much like the same thing, nothing could be further from the truth. Both PayNow and PayLah! are enablers for those who embrace the cashless lifestyle. Gone are the days where a whole lot of work has to be done before you can transfer funds to someone else (think: adding a payee through the online banking app with a physical token in hand. If you haven’t tried PayNow or PayLah! yet, or if you’re simply curious about their differences, read on. We’ve taken the liberty to break down both PayNow and PayLah! for your easy reference. PayNow vs PayLah!: What’s the difference Answers to questions you’d want to know about Which one’s right for you How to register What’s the difference between PayNow and PayLah!? PayNow PayLah! Type of service Funds transfer Mobile wallet Available to whom? Bank of China, Citibank, DBS/POSB, HSBC, ICBC, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank, UOB customers Singaporeans and PRs Recipients Peers and participating merchants Peers and participating merchants Info required Mobile no., NRIC/FIN no., or QR code Mobile no. or QR code PayNow Like its name suggests, PayNow lets you pay or receive money on the spot without requiring anyone to jump through hoops. PayNow is an instant funds transfer service that’s available to registered users 24/7. This fuss-free service lets customers of participating banks send and receive money from one bank to another. The participating banks include: Bank of China Citibank DBS/POSB HSBC ICBC Maybank OCBC Standard Chartered UOB It does not matter which bank your recipient or sender is banking with so long as it’s one of the participating ones listed above. You only need your recipient’s mobile number or NRIC/FIN number to execute the transfer. For payments to business entities, you’ll need their Company Unique Entity Number (UEN). Did you know you can even use PayNow at your convenience at participating hawker stalls these days? Also, if you have registered for PayNow using your NRIC and are eligible to receive the GST Voucher, the government will disburse the payment automatically to your PayNow-linked bank account. PayLah! PayLah! is DBS’ lifestyle-oriented mobile wallet. Apart from letting you send, receive or even request money, PayLah! lets you store money, pay bills, shop, order food, book rides, tickets and shows as well. Those who yearn the thrill that comes with deals and discounts can count on PayLah! to deliver just that. That’s not all. PayLah! users can even use DBS banking services right from the app, such as checking card statements and applying for credit cards or instalment plans. Nestled conveniently within the PayLah! app, you can keep track of your card rewards and offset your credit card bills with DBS Points or Daily$ with just a couple of taps. Topping up your mobile wallet has never been easier — all you have to do is activate the auto debit feature via digibank. To pay for your purchases at participating merchants (think: hawker stalls, 7-11 outlets, Koufu and more), simply scan the NETS QR, FavePay QR, PayNow QR or SGQR (With PayLah! logo) at acceptance points. Answers to questions you’d want to know about Q1. Can I have PayLah! without a DBS/POSB deposit account? Yes, if you’re a Singaporean or PR. You can sign up for PayLah! via MyInfo. However, topping up your PayLah! wallet can be quite a hassle. You’ll have to log in to your banking app or platform to send money via FAST transfer to your PayLah! registered phone number. Input the following details while you are at it: (i) Bank Name: DBS Bank Ltd; (ii) Account: 65XXXXXXXX, where XXXXXXXX refers to your PayLah! registered phone number Q2. Can I PayLah! someone who’s only registered for PayNow? Yes, PayLah! now supports PayNow. The funds will go to your recipient’s PayNow-linked bank account. The transaction will automatically be recorded as a PayNow transaction. Q3. Can I have both PayLah! & PayNow? Sure. DBS/POSB users tend to just use PayLah! since it’s convenient and it works even if you’re sending funds to non-PayLah! users. Q4. Can I PayLah! someone who hasn’t registered for either PayLah! or PayNow? No, this is not possible. Q5. Can I link PayLah! to Google Pay? Yes. When you send money or make payments through Google Pay, take note the funds used will come from your PayLah! wallet once you’ve linked PayLah! to Google Pay. What’s in store for you? Exclusive partnership deals for PayLah!-Google Pay users, of course. Q6. What happens if you PayNow someone with PayLah!? The money will be sent to your recipient’s PayNow-linked bank account instead of their PayLah! wallet. Q7. What should you do if you accidentally PayNow-ed or PayLah!-ed an unintended recipient? Contact the recipient and request to get your money back as soon as possible. Otherwise, contact your bank right away. Your bank will do its best to recover the funds on your behalf. The same applies if you’re the one receiving funds through an unintended or erroneous transfer. It is an offence to retain or use money that’s been erroneously sent to you. Compare DBS Credit Cards Which one is right for you? Who can benefit most from using PayNow? You’ll appreciate PayNow’s simplicity and ease of use if all you want is a basic funds transfer service that’s integrated within your mobile banking app. There’s no need to download a separate app just to use PayNow. PayNow is sufficient for peer-to-peer transfers. It is also great for making payments to merchants that accept PayNow. The government also utilises PayNow to disburse funds. Anyone who banks with Bank of China, Citibank, DBS/ POSB, HSBC, ICBC, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank or UOB can use PayNow. Who can benefit most from using PayLah!? Those who bank with DBS/POSB and hold DBS/POSB cards stand to benefit most from using PayLah! thanks to the thoughtfully integrated ecosystem. Along with UX/UI that offers PayLah! users something very intuitive — even more so than the DBS Digibank app —, discounts, deals and promotions are always a good idea. Google Pay users also enjoy PayLah! as they can link their PayLah! wallet and perform funds transfers to virtually anyone regardless of whether their recipient is a PayLah! user or not, all while separating their funds in a hassle-free manner. In essence, PayLah! lets you PayNow your recipients. How to register for PayNow/ PayLah!? PayNow PayLah! Step 1 Log in to your bank’s internet banking platform or mobile banking app Download the PayLah! app Step 2 Look for the PayNow option under the ‘payment and transfer’ or ‘more services’ tab Link your DBS/POSB digibank account if you are an existing DBS/POSB user Sign up via MyInfo if you’re a non-DBS/POSB user Step 3 Link your mobile no. and/or NRIC/FIN to your preferred bank account at the PayNow registration page Follow the instructions and pick a password for your PayLah! mobile wallet Step 4 Follow the instructions and pick your PayNow name NA

useless govt, unable to protect a song, much less the nation. really is a guniang.

They voted for it. Oh wait they are very patriot one. So nothing will happen

big players taking profit KGK lose money

yes, jin kumgong indeed. u look at the rice, know liao. good fried rice shld have the egg infused into the rice, giving it a golden texture. wahahahahaha wahahahahhaha.

australian and american wagyus r crossbred with either angus or charolais besides the fact that they r raised differently. so only japanese wagyus r purebred. jiak japanese wagyu and lim shiraz followed by a good healthy dessert of atb lime juice is jin good dinner. wahahahahhahaha

Looks nicer than our local Jollibee salty sauce

dont think the auntie told the entire phone call exchange with the manager. i suspect the auntie abuse the manager over the phone... manager buey loon and let out the line. some people really abusive just because they think customers are always right. if the auntie offered to order more items for the extra pax, i think the shop would have accommodated them.

Obviously, fuck the Nazis, but that is a damn cool weapon.

Something that would fit right in with the archetype of a spy. While the idea of it being a last ditch weapon to fend off captors make sense, it does seem clunky to operate and aim (!)... Still a fun and cool idea!

Private baths are those that u book to use excusively & not all are open to ganji! Yakuzas "owned" some of these bath houses, so they are the boss! I dont think u want to go also! You can see many Yakuza operating in some sleazy areas and they own my "legit" businesses to wash money! I have also seen Yakuza (current or ex i dont know) on my flight from Osaka. How i know? 1 of his pinky 1/2 gone & dressing was those typical gangster type! I wanted to ask him to take pic but he sleeping after drinking so much free alcohol!

as if like they are sharing their wealth. i say be independent better

lampa also drop

First, the tune stirred patriotic feelings in schoolchildren in India. Now, Count On Me, Singapore appears to have taken a spiritual turn. Days ago, netizens discovered another dupe of Singapore's beloved 1986 National Day song on the internet. Titled We Have A Vision, the track was uploaded online in 2015 by Dada Bhagwan Foundation, a spiritual non-profit organisation in India. It was the only English song included in an album comprising tracks written in Gujarati language. And for 70 cents, We Have A Vision can be downloaded from the online music platform Bandcamp. PHOTO: Screengrab/Bandcamp In the lyrics, all instances of "Singapore" were replaced with names of the spiritual leaders associated with the foundation. The album cover art also showed that Dada Bhagwan Foundation "owned" the copyright to the songs. At the time of writing, the song is available on various online platforms such as YouTube, SoundCloud and ReverbNation. Just last week, Indian composer Joey Mendoza withdrew his claim over We Can Achieve — a song with music and lyrics that were virtually identical to Count On Me, Singapore — after he was not able to provide evidence to support his claim that he had written the song in 1983. "If he is not able to provide any basis, then he should refrain from infringing on our rights to the song," said the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) after conducting an investigation. Mendoza, who sold We Can Achieve to book and record store Pauline India in 1999, also agreed to remove the song from all social media platforms. Despite his apology for the "confusion caused", many Singaporeans like Tay Ping Hui are still seething over the case and calling Mendoza a thief who "turned around and accused us of stealing from him".

Yea. Luckily, it was short. I rested a bit and I got better

Hope youre feeling better today

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I dare all the guan erdai fu erdai take out their nike sneakers to shred...

I agree with the lady that the bank has no right to reverse the transfer. Buyers can just take advantage of this loophole by paying for purchases and upon receiving it, call the bank and claim that they wrongly transfer the money and scam the seller as a result

add to it is that properties in china r all leasehold. 50-70 yrs for residential and 30 yrs for commercial. wahahahahhahaha

Hannar hannar Nigella Lawson wannabe kgb ah soh wahaha Chiu cook fried rice for chiur atb gf b4?

Malaysia has Male Surplus Indonesia has Male Surplus Singapore has Male Surplus Thailand has Male Surplus, female surplus age 32 and above Vietnam has Male Surplus, female surplus age 50 and above India has huge huge Male Surplus China has huge Male Surplus Philippines has Male Surplus Myanmar has Male Surplus, female surplus age 24 and above

What's fried chicken without some good ol' gravy? And if you love fast food, you'll know that no one does it quite like Jollibee. Well, thanks to one enterprising food blogger, you can now recreate the Filipino chain's smooth, creamy gravy from the comfort of your home and level up your fried chicken game. Sharing his recipe on Saturday (March 20), the food blogger, who goes by Pinoy Food Boy, declared that he'd "hacked" Jollibee's cult favourite gravy. The post promptly went viral, amassing over 13,000 shares. https://www.facebook.com/pinoyfoodboy/posts/285591932921816 And if the comments are any indication of the taste, the recipe isn't too far off from the real thing. PHOTO: Facebook screengrab If you're in the mood to indulge in some fried chicken and gravy here's Pinoy Food Boy's fuss-free recipe. Ingredients 2 tbsp unsalted butter 2 tbsp flour 2 cups chicken stock 1/2 cup full cream milk 1/2 tsp soy sauce 1 tsp ground pepper 1 tsp salt (optional) Steps 1. Melt the butter in a saucepan. Control the heat so it doesn't burn. 2. When the butter has melted, mix the flour in to make a roux. 3. Add the chicken stock. Mix until thickened. 4. Add the milk and soy sauce. Mix well. 5. Add the pepper. If the gravy is salty enough, skip the additional teaspoon of salt. 6. Enjoy with some fried chicken.

that is why i do not trust coupons or promotion that is not directly under restaurants. misleading terms and conditions and chances that the restaurant do not honor it

cook yourself and lum over QYF pgd

her body in pink white spandex quite fapz I want pump her with her helmet on

This song brings back memories of watching "3 men and a little lady"

I want to marry her 😍😍

I had Matsusaka beef in Fukuoka, people balanjar me! Si beh ho jiak! If u feeling rich, u should try this! This goes with some single malt whiskey on the rocks!

i suggest this wayu at $20 bot A5 but good enought for low ses like us

Fake degree racket busted, 5 arrested Ambika Sharma Tribune News Service Solan, March 23 The Baddi police have busted a fake degree racket while investigating a case of a clone website registered on the complaint of Barotiwala-based IEC University in December 2020. A special investigation team (SIT) led by the SDPO, Baddi, has arrested five members of a gang involved in providing fake degrees of various universities, HP Education Board as well as professional institutions of Himachal and other states. Baddi SP Rohit Malpani said today that Manish Kumar (32), a resident of Fazilka (Punjab), and Archana Singh (31), a resident of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, were arrested recently, while Inan Ahmed (34) of Bihar, and Mohammed Salim (29) and Bharti, both residents of Delhi, were arrested in February. He said that the SIT had also recovered a large number of blank marksheets and degrees of various universities, including four or five in Himachal, HP State Education Board as well as professional institutes of Himachal and other states such as Punjab offering courses in B.Tech, ayurveda, MBBS, physiotherapy, MBA, and law. The stamps of officials of several institutes and universities had also been seized. Police sources said that the gang bought domain names matching the universities from the domain register company, GoDaddy. Archana Singh was instrumental in making payments through credit cards to the company. They said that the gang used at least 100 matching websites of various institutes and universities in various states. They operated through a call centre at Noida and telecallers sought the details of degrees required and also provided information on payment. The racket came to light when one such degree on verification by a university located in the Barotiwala industrial area was found to be fake. The gang also operated through agents in various states. Agent Manish Kumar, who was arrested in Fazilka, had sought two degrees of professional courses of 2014-2015 and 2019-2020 academic years from them. The police raided his computer centre and recovered key evidence. Police officials said that a probe was underway and more links would emerge as the investigation progresses. “A company named Ample Themes had illegally created the website. When the matter came to our notice, we warned the company through a letter on November 15, 2019, but it did not discontinue the website,” the university registrar had said. Clone website of Barotiwala varsity A case of a clone website of IEC University, Barotiwala, being operated by a company came to light last year. The official website of the university is www.iecuniversity.com but another website, with the domain name www.iecuniversity.org, carrying its logo and other details was being operated illegally. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/himachal/fake-degree-racket-busted-5-arrested-229533

later they come in make us into human bao

If they are your daddy then u ask loh! If they are your Seng siong boss then u have some chance! Any other then that, i wont even think lah! When u have "no expectations u have no disappointment"! Just expect to depend on myself!

Blackmail attempt failed. His dreams of reenacting his favourite JAV scenes gone. No sympathies though. Clearly KG.

fiscal sustainability vs dollar confidence. unfortunately, small economies needs fiscal sustainability to maintain economic confidence while large economies with their large industrial prowess has inherent economic confidence.

i hope the vibrator gives positive vibrations for the nus zz.

Now most electronic products are build to self-destruct after a few years! So learn to DIY parts helps! I also bought spare magsafe charging cable!