Singaporeans who travel around in Malaysia using Grab, take note.
By 12 Jul, you’ll need to submit a selfie for a one-time verification in order to use the Grab app in Malaysia.
In Malaysia, all Grab users will be required to submit selfies to open their accounts. The new rule will take effect by 12 Jul and is applicable to Singaporeans using the service in Malaysia as well.
Grab Malaysia assured users that the selfies will solely be for one-time verification of their accounts.
In Singapore, new Grab users who registered from Feb 2019 also required selfies to be taken.
In contrast, those who applied for their accounts before Feb 2019 did not need to do so as their credit card information or Facebook account were used instead for identification.
So don’t be shy the next time you’re asked to take a selfie before booking your Grab in Malaysia.
If you know anyone who plans on travelling around in Malaysia using Grab, share this piece of information with them!
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