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Luno: Public Holiday Reminder - Withdrawal Requests will take longer than usual in Malaysia

Luno · luno.comImpact: noneResolved2026-08-28 09:10 UTC
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Summary

The 31st August & 1st September 2026 are public holidays in Malaysia, during which banks do not process payments. This means any withdrawals from Luno that we send to the banks won’t be processed by them until 3rd September 2026. Please note that this only applies to MYR withdrawals. Crypto withdrawals are being processed as normal according to our service level agreements. Please view our full withdrawal schedule via the link below: https://guide.luno.com/hc/articles/11035601393565 __ Notis Cuti Umum - Permintaan Pengeluaran akan mengambil tempoh yang lebih lama daripada biasa di Malaysia. 31 Ogos dan 1 September 2026 ialah cuti umum di Malaysia. Sehubungan dengan itu, bank-bank tidak

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