To apply:
Visit a Maybank branch near you with your primary documents.
Required Primary Documents:
For Malaysians, primary documents include an original Identity Card (IC), Police or Armed Forces ID Card.
For Micro and Small Enterprises*, the required primary documents are set out as per table below:
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Sole Proprietorship and Partnership
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Professional
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Private Limited Company
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- Identity card/passport (if foreigner) of the proprietor/all partners and authorised signatories
- Certificate of Registration/Business Registration
- Form D (Business License)
- Deed of Partnership (for Partnership only)
- Letter of Introduction
- Mandate Letter
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- Board Resolution/Letter of appointment of authorised signatories
- License or Certificate issued by the Registrar of Societies or statutory bodies
- Rules and Regulations / By Laws / Constitution
- Letter for Bar Council (for Law Firms)
- Certificate of Registration of Law Firms (for Law Firms)
- Professional Indemnity Insurance Certificate (for Law Firms)
- Identification document of Partners, authorised Signatories and Controlling Person (UBO)
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- Memorandum and Articles of Association/Constitution/CoSec Confirmation New Act Sec21
- Copy of all directors’ identity card / passport (if foreigner) and authorised signatories
- Form 9 (Certificate of Incorporation of Private Company)/Notice of Registration
- Form 13 (Change of Company Name)/Notice of Registration of New Name
- Form 24/Return for Allotment of Shares
- Form 49/Notification of change in the Register of Directors, Managers & Secretaries
- Resolution of the Board of Directors to open and operate the account. Download Board Resolution
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*SME Corporation Malaysia’s definition of Micro and Small Enterprises is set out in the table below:
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Category
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Micro Enterprise
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Small Enterprise
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Manufacturing
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Sales turnover of less than RM300,000 OR less than 5 full-time employees.
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Sales turnover from RM300,000 to less than RM15 million OR full-time employees from 5 to less than 75
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Services and & Other Sectors
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Sales turnover of less than RM300,000 OR less than 5 full-time employees.
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Sales turnover from RM300,000 to less than RM3 million OR full-time employees from 5 to less than 30
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If a business fulfills either one criteria across the different sizes of operation, then the smaller size will be applicable. For example if a firm’s sales turnover falls under microenterprise but employment falls under small, the business will be deemed as a microenterprise.