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This video documents what happens when the Malaysian banking system flags your name — and how hard it is to come back from it.
It started with my Touch ’n Go eWallet being blocked after a transaction was flagged under NSRC rules.

Police report wasn’t the real problem. BNM (Bank Negara Malaysia) was.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
When BNM flags your name for suspected money laundering or scam-related activity, that flag sits inside a shared system used by all Malaysian banks.
Banks won’t explain it. They’re not allowed to.
You won’t get a reason. You’ll just get rejected.
In this video, I show the full process and mindset — not sitting and waiting, but doing everything that’s still in my control.

What this video covers:
– how Malaysian bank flagging actually works
– why police reports don’t automatically fix it
– NSRC, compliance systems, and silent blacklists
– why banks refuse without explanation
– what documents matter when trying again
– building a clean, stable profile instead of a vague story
– using APEC card, visa documents, criminal record checks, bank slips
– preparing a full document file before visiting banks
– the mental side of not giving up
Banks visited in this video:
– Maybank
– CIMB Bank
– Public Bank Berhad
– Hong Leong Bank
– UOB Malaysia
– HSBC Malaysia
– OCBC Bank Malaysia
– Standard Chartered Malaysia
– Alliance Bank Malaysia

it didn’t work so far. We’ll see.
What mattered most was knowing I did everything possible.
This video is also about mindset.
Not waiting helplessly. Not playing the victim.
Doing what you can — and accepting that what’s out of your control has to be left alone.
If you live in Malaysia, use e-wallets, deal with crypto, or plan long-term life here — this video shows a side of the system most people only discover when it’s too late.

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