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Maybank Singapore merchant terminals now accept JCB cards

JCB cards have over 156 million cardmembers worldwide.

JCB cards will now be accepted for payment on the merchant terminals of Maybank Singapore.

With this, JCB cards are now accepted in three of Maybank’s key markets: Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Whilst JCB has over 156 million cardmembers worldwide, its growth in ASEAN, Taiwan, and India have seen an extraordinary rise in the last few years. 

In ASEAN, JCB’s card base more than tripled (232%) from 2018 to 2023. In Taiwan, 29 banks now issue JCB cards; and in India, approximately 1 million RuPay JCB cards have been issued since its launch just two years ago.

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