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Hello guys I have forgotten my UOB Visa Signature Card, what do I do?

I opened a UOB Personal Internet Banking for my UOB Visa Signature Card two weeks ago but unfortunately I have forgotten the password to the account, what do I do?

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    Hello do not be panicked it has happened to me before as what you need is to retrieve your password instantly by accessing the online form, print, complete and mail the UOB Personal Internet Banking - Information Update Form to the bank and your new Password will be sent to you by post. You will need a valid mobile number registered with the bank to receive SMS-OTP and a valid Debit/Credit/ATM Card. If you want to replace using the ATM, then go ahead and select Other Transactions - Other Transactions - Internet/Phone Banking/UOB Mobile - Internet Banking/UOB Mobile - Password Replacement. Finally you can choose to visit any UOB Branch.

    2019.08.01 3:57

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