Tag: GrabPay

When the government announces the ePENJANA program back in June, it included a clause which said the free RM 50 ...

Grab has revealed that it has increased its GrabPay minimum top-up amount via Online Banking (FPX) to RM50. This new ...

In a rather interesting move, Grab Malaysia has announced that it will no longer provide GrabRewards Points to cash-based transactions. ...

Starting from yesterday, eligible Malaysians are able to redeem RM 30 through selected e-wallet services including Boost, GrabPay, and Touch ...

Earlier today, Khazanah Nasional who has been entrusted by the government to manage the E-Tunai Rakyat program has announced that ...

Khazanah Nasional has announced that three e-wallet services have been chosen as the official e-wallet for the upcoming e-Tunai Rakyat ...

Aside from its acclaimed ride-sharing and food delivery service, Grab is now venturing further into digital payments on top of ...

Grab has officially launched GrabPay in Malaysia. The e-wallet was activated for use with Grab's own ride sharing service last ...

Grab Malaysia has activated its e-wallet service in the country, with GrabPay being added to the regular Grab app. As ...

Grab and Maybank have announced a strategic partnership that will see the two companies collaborate to deploy their cashless solutions ...

Grab has plans to become more than just a ride-sharing service; envisioning a future where people use its platform to ...

Grab and oBike have entered into a partnership that will see the bike-sharing service adopt GrabPay, among other things. The ...