True DTAC ready to support government measures to enhance security of mobile banking usage, confirming that it will facilitate customers to continue using mobile banking in accordance with government policy.
True and DTAC customers can check their status whether required to update the registration
If your Mobile Banking service has been suspended, you can contact your bank to request reactivation by following these steps:
You can either:
SIM Ownership Transfer Process/Change the Owner:
How to update your registration information via the True app:
2. Prepare the certification documentation to verify directly to bank to remove mobile banking service suspension: Receipt or Service Certification Letter
How to Request a “Service Certification Letter” via True App (Self-service)
Note:
Service Certification Letter
3. Check if the mobile number you are using matches the registration information linked to your mobile banking service.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Is it true that mobile banking usernames must match the name registered with the mobile SIM card, or transactions will not be possible? Why?
A1: Yes, this is true. This measure is part of a security initiative by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO), the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), the Bank of Thailand, and the Telecommunications Association of Thailand. It aims to enhance mobile banking security and prevent “mule accounts” used for fraud. The rule requires the name registered with the SIM card to match the bank account holder’s name for mobile banking services. This requirement will take effect on May 1, 2025. Until then, you can continue using the service as usual. Please check with your bank for further details and necessary actions.
Q2: According to the latest announcement (January 31st, 2025), banks will notify customers between February - April 2025 if their mobile banking name does not match their SIM registration owner name. What should I do if I receive (or do not receive) such a notification?
• If a customer receives a notification from the bank – Follow the instructions provided in the message from the bank.
• If a customer does not receive a notification – No action is required. The customer can continue using mobile banking as usual.
Q3: Why must the SIM registration name match the mobile banking account name?
A3: This is a government-mandated security measure to set standards and prevent fraud.
Q4: What will happen if the name is not corrected within the specified period?
A4: Customers will still be able to use their mobile phone services as usual.However, after May 1st, 2025, they will no longer be able to conduct mobile banking transactions until they update their information with the bank. The deadline for corrections is April 30th, 2025.
If a customer is unable to update the registered SIM card name for a valid reason, they can contact their bank to request an exemption. Exceptions may be granted for the following groups:
Q5: If a child (or a family member) uses a mobile phone and mobile banking, but the SIM card is registered under the mother’s (or another family member’s) name, what should be done?
A5: If a clear connection exists between the mobile number owner and the bank account holder using mobile banking, the customer can contact the bank to submit the required documents as specified by the bank. For further details, customers can check with their bank for specific document requirements.
Q6: If the SIM card is registered under a company’s name, what should be done?
A6: If there is a verifiable connection between the mobile banking user and the organization that registered the SIM card, an exemption may be granted. The customers should contact their bank that holds the account and submit the required supporting documents for verification as specified by the bank.
Q7: What documents are required when contacting the bank?
A7: Customers should contact their respective bank directly to inquire about the required documents.
Q8: By when must this be completed? When is the deadline for completing this process?
A8: According to the regulations set by the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) and the banks, the process must be completed by April 30th, 2025.
Q9: How can I update my SIM card registration name to match the mobile banking account holder’s name?
A9: The current and new SIM card owner can request a name change at True Shop or dtac Shop with their original national ID card to update the registration. For more details, contact True Customer Service at 1242 or dtac Customers Service at 1678.
Q10: If I decide to change the SIM card owner’s name, will my existing promotions or special privileges be lost, or will they continue?
A10: Changing the SIM card owner’s name is treated as a new ownership confirmation and a new contract will begin. This means all existing benefits or privileges will expire, including: Telecommunications service benefits and other privileges such as True Card, TrueYou, or dtac Rewards
Q11: If I received the bank notification but have not taken any action caused the mobile banking service to be suspended, what should I do and whom should I contact?
A11: As Mobile Banking is a bank-provided service, we recommend contacting your bank directly for assistance. You may also check your bank's mobile app for any suspension notifications related to incorrect registration information.
If your Mobile Banking has already been suspended, you can request reactivation by following these steps:
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Thai | Foreigner | Thai | Foreigner | |
Channels for SIM Ownership Transfer | True/dtac Shop | True/dtac Shop | True App True https://s.true.th/3aCz/i6exnm8k dtac https://s.true.th/3aCz/1xdoy55r Note: True and dtac customers can update or correct their information at any True Shop or True Partner. |
True At True Shop or True Partner True App For foreigners dtac https://s.true.th/3aCz/1xdoy55r Note : True and dtac customers can update or correct their information at any True Shop or True Partner. |
Documents Required for Updating Information at True/dtac Shops | Original ID cards of both the current owner and the new owner. | Original ID cards of both the current owner and the new owner. | 1. Original ID Card 2. Physical SIM Card |
1. Original Passport 2. Physical SIM Card |
Documents Required for Verification at the Bank | 1. Original ID card. 2. Mobile service payment receipt dated within the last 30 days (must be printed on paper; the bank does not accept digital copies). OR 3. “Service Certification Letter” requested directly via the True App, Tab here. |
1. Original Passport. 2. Mobile service payment receipt dated within the last 30 days (must be printed on paper; the bank does not accept digital copies). OR 3. “Service Certification Letter” requested directly via the True App, Tab here. |
1. Original ID card. 2. Mobile service payment receipt dated within the last 30 days (must be printed on paper; the bank does not accept digital copies). OR 3. “Service Certification Letter” requested directly via the True App, Tab here. |
1. Original Passport. 2. Mobile service payment receipt dated within the last 30 days (must be printed on paper; the bank does not accept digital copies). OR 3. “Service Certification Letter” requested directly via the True App, Tab here. |
Q12: How long does it take to reactivate suspended Mobile Banking service?
A12: The reactivation time depends on the policies of each individual bank.