Over in Indonesia and Thailand, one of the payment methods that are available for Shopee users over there is called SPayLater. In general, this particular method allows you to purchase...
Grab Financial Group (GFG), the Fintech arm of the e-hailing and delivery giant, announced that it raised more than US$300 million (~RM 1.21 billion) from investors, including Hanwha Asset Management...
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...
YouTrip digital wallet service is about to make its way to Malaysia soon. Interesting enough, the Singaporean fintech company will embark on the expansion which will also include the Philippines...
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...
Last week, in an odd turn of events, Alibaba has reportedly gotten itself under scrutiny for monopolistic practices. Ant Group, another company founded by Jack Ma, has also been called...
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...
There used to be a time where you may have to store or carry a thick stash of cash inside your wallet which is not only a safety risk but...
Huawei today announced that its contactless payment system, Huawei Pay is now in Malaysia through a collaboration with UnionPay International as well as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China...
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...
