Grab, Razer, And AirAsia Considering Malaysian Digital Banking License
The running for Singapore’s digital banking license is currently underway, and it seems that things are gearing up as well ...
Read moreDetailsThe running for Singapore’s digital banking license is currently underway, and it seems that things are gearing up as well ...
Read moreDetailsGrab is now offering RM800 to Malaysians as an incentive to sign up as the e-hailing service’s drive-partner from January ...
Read moreDetailsIn a rather interesting move, Grab Malaysia has announced that it will no longer provide GrabRewards Points to cash-based transactions. ...
Read moreDetailsGrab launched Asia’s first numberless payment card system, GrabPay Card, in Singapore back in December of last year. The card ...
Read moreDetailsAs a push to encourage Malaysians to adopt local e-wallet services, the government through Khazanah Nasional has launched the e-Tunai ...
Read moreDetailsGrab Malaysia has recently begun to offer its bike-hailing service, GrabBike in selected areas within Kuala Lumpur. It is part ...
Read moreDetailsMonetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced on 28 June 2019 that it will issue digital bank licenses which will allow ...
Read moreDetailsEarlier today, Khazanah Nasional who has been entrusted by the government to manage the E-Tunai Rakyat program has announced that ...
Read moreDetailsE-hailing company, Grab, is planning to expand its GrabFood service, along with GrabExpress and GrabMart to more locations in Malaysia. ...
Read moreDetailsKhazanah Nasional has announced that three e-wallet services have been chosen as the official e-wallet for the upcoming e-Tunai Rakyat ...
Read moreDetailsGrab is a huge name not only in Malaysia but other countries within the Southeast Asia as well. Given the ...
Read moreDetailsAccording to a recent report, Grab Malaysia has apparently changed its delivery charges for GrabFood service from a fixed rate ...
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