Boost is bringing back its popular e-Ang Pow feature in time for Chinese New Year this year, with the aim to help keep traditions alive despite limited physical family reunions...
The dreaded parking surcharge for Touch ‘n Go (TnG) payment is finally coming to an end. According to the Group CEO of TnG, Effendy Shahul Hamid in a recent interview...
Touch n’ Go’s subsidiary, TNG Digital has been given the green light by the Securities Commission of Malaysia (SC) to sell investment products, like money market unit trust funds, through...
In a joint release with Shopee, local wholesale and retail chain Mydin has announced that its outlets nationwide will now accept payment via the ShopeePay, making it the first hypermarket...
The outgoing U.S President Donald Trump has signed yet another executive order that targets prominent apps from China. Under the latest directive, it covers the well-established Alipay and WeChat Pay...
Local e-wallet outfit Boost has announced that consumers are now able to purchase Google Play credit directly through its app. This was made possible through a partnership with the global...
Shopee together with Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet) has announced that the support for the national QR code standard, DuitNow QR within ShopeePay e-wallet has now been officially activated. First announced...
To help spread awareness of the cashless economy, the government will provide RM 50 e-wallet credit to citizens within the ages of 18 to 20 years old. The credit will...
Maybank today has unveiled the new MAE by Maybank2u app which is being positioned as the next evolution of the bank’s digital effort. Originally launched in 2019, MAE begins its...
Min-Liang Tan, founder and CEO of Razer, has announced the Razer Card, the brand's new prepaid card made in partnership with Visa. As per the official product page, the card...
The free RM 50 e-wallet credit under the ePENJANA program has finally been distributed to selected eWallet services on 31 July 2020, which includes Boost, GrabPay, and Touch 'n Go...
When the government announces the ePENJANA program back in June, it included a clause which said the free RM 50 free e-wallet credit can only be used for purchases at...
