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 APPLE PAY IN MALAYSIA, Official arrives in Malaysia! Aug 2022!

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post Jun 20 2023, 01:29 PM

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May I ask if the credit card expired and gotten renew with new credit card with new expiry date, will apple pay update the card accordingly? Kindly share your experience. TQ.
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QUOTE(pokemon @ Jun 20 2023, 01:29 PM)
May I ask if the credit card expired and gotten renew with new credit card with new expiry date, will apple pay update the card accordingly? Kindly share your experience.  TQ.
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Need to redo add to apple pay again and get authorisation from bank again. It will not update accordingly.
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QUOTE(pokemon @ Jun 20 2023, 01:29 PM)
May I ask if the credit card expired and gotten renew with new credit card with new expiry date, will apple pay update the card accordingly? Kindly share your experience.  TQ.
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post Jun 21 2023, 04:45 PM

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any new leaks on which new banks/FI will support Apple Pay?

pretty disappointing when the only addition after launch was only Amex and HSBC, and only CIMB committed to launching in 2H23 doh.gif
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QUOTE(kakalaku @ Jun 21 2023, 04:45 PM)
any new leaks on which new banks/FI will support Apple Pay?

pretty disappointing when the only addition after launch was only Amex and HSBC, and only CIMB committed to launching in 2H23 doh.gif
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ambank, mbb, hsbc, standard charted. u can apply these bank
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Following SUICA & PASMO, 3rd Japanese Transit card ICOCA now supported by AP starting June 27th. cool2.gif When does our Msia open loop payment system will launch? cry.gif

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QUOTE(kh_pua @ Jun 29 2023, 03:52 PM)
Following SUICA & PASMO, 3rd Japanese Transit card ICOCA now supported by AP starting June 27th.  cool2.gif  When does our Msia open loop payment system will launch?  cry.gif

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Maybe around September/October I guess. I would say the progress on KTMs are doing well so far, was able to see technicians working on the new gate machines from time to time, and also more than half of them are already assembled & being turned on for now. So probably they’re just left with the software optimisation works for now. And not to mention the POS terminal I spotted are also exactly the same as the one at NPE tolls, so this probably indicates that procurement are synced between LLM and MOT.

As for RapidKL I don’t have any clue but based on previous interviews from their management, it seems that they do not need any hardware upgrade as their existing terminals are capable of natively support open payment system.

At least I’m happy to see they all are doing the work so good so far.
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QUOTE(kh_pua @ Jun 29 2023, 03:52 PM)
Following SUICA & PASMO, 3rd Japanese Transit card ICOCA now supported by AP starting June 27th.  :cool2:  When does our Msia open loop payment system will launch?  :cry:

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This is a great news!

Also for those that are travelling to Japan soon, you might face physical Suica & PASMO card shortages. However, you can get a digital version directly from Apple Wallet by paying for it with Apple Pay (tho some reports mentioned previously that Visa may not work for Suica purchases & reloads)
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QUOTE(megustatu @ Jun 30 2023, 08:20 AM)
Maybe around September/October I guess. I would say the progress on KTMs are doing well so far, was able to see technicians working on the new gate machines from time to time, and also more than half of them are already assembled & being turned on for now. So probably they’re just left with the software optimisation works for now. And not to mention the POS terminal I spotted are also exactly the same as the one at NPE tolls, so this probably indicates that procurement are synced between LLM and MOT.

As for RapidKL I don’t have any clue but based on previous interviews from their management, it seems that they do not need any hardware upgrade as their existing terminals are capable of natively support open payment system.

At least I’m happy to see they all are doing the work so good so far.
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Are you an insider or have knowledge of T@G implementing this? I believe he was asking for our monopoly giant T@G to support Apple Pay.
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QUOTE(PoisonSoul @ Jul 1 2023, 01:05 AM)
Are you an insider or have knowledge of T@G implementing this? I believe he was asking for our monopoly giant T@G to support Apple Pay.
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I don’t think they’d even do that since the same thing could have been achieved by implementing open payment system. And I’m by no means any sort of “insider”, I’m just telling whatever I witnessed so far.

EDIT: Why so? Cuz it’s simply not worth to pour in the time and effort to develop (and yet have to let Apple have some take I guess) the virtualised TnG card which again only limited to just iOS users. Ngl you can still expect a slim possibility of seeing TnG visa adding support for AP, but definitely not the old TnG (welp just my guessing, again).

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post Jul 3 2023, 09:54 AM

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QUOTE(megustatu @ Jul 1 2023, 11:22 AM)
I don’t think they’d even do that since the same thing could have been achieved by implementing open payment system. And I’m by no means any sort of “insider”, I’m just telling whatever I witnessed so far.

EDIT: Why so? Cuz it’s simply not worth to pour in the time and effort to develop (and yet have to let Apple have some take I guess) the virtualised TnG card which again only limited to just iOS users. Ngl you can still expect a slim possibility of seeing TnG visa adding support for AP, but definitely not the old TnG (welp just my guessing, again).
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I doubt TNG will implement a virtual card like Sucia has implemented. I remember going to Singapore and most people would use contactless payments once it has been introduced. People there rarely use EZLink or NETSFlashPay, unless they have no phone (unlikely), want to separate transport spending or want to use concession cards (in which they get a discounted fare compared to regular fares). If Singapore's prepaid card providers are unwilling to support, I highly doubt Malaysia would be any different.
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Is OCBC bank supporting Apple Pay soon?

Just updated their Malaysian bank app, and noticed that the app supports Apple Wallet features
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QUOTE(kakalaku @ Jul 3 2023, 11:42 AM)
Is OCBC bank supporting Apple Pay soon?

Just updated their Malaysian bank app, and noticed that the app supports Apple Wallet features
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It does have Wallet logo on App Store all the time isn’t? But that doesn’t always equate to supporting Apple Pay.
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post Jul 3 2023, 12:34 PM

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QUOTE(kakalaku @ Jul 3 2023, 11:42 AM)
Is OCBC bank supporting Apple Pay soon?

Just updated their Malaysian bank app, and noticed that the app supports Apple Wallet features
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Hopefully soon. OCBC SG CC is supported from the start but not MY.
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post Jul 3 2023, 01:13 PM

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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jul 3 2023, 12:34 PM)
Hopefully soon. OCBC SG CC is supported from the start but not MY.
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not only them
uob sg also supported but not my
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Any updates on CIMB, remembered they said they would release Apple Pay in the 2H of 2023?
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QUOTE(The1stHumanBeing @ Jul 3 2023, 01:18 PM)
Any updates on CIMB, remembered they said they would release Apple Pay in the 2H of 2023?
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July - December

Chill. We just entered July. Today's the first working day for July only. As usual, these things takes time + Malaysia timing culture.
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QUOTE(The1stHumanBeing @ Jul 3 2023, 09:54 AM)
I doubt TNG will implement a virtual card like Sucia has implemented. I remember going to Singapore and most people would use contactless payments once it has been introduced. People there rarely use EZLink or NETSFlashPay, unless they have no phone (unlikely), want to separate transport spending or want to use concession cards (in which they get a discounted fare compared to regular fares). If Singapore's prepaid card providers are unwilling to support, I highly doubt Malaysia would be any different.
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The only time to use EZLink is when the said EZLink has cashback for topup (eg top up $10, get 50c extra, up to $2)

Phone is so much more convenient to double click, pay with face value (face ID) biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Jul 3 2023, 03:55 PM)
The only time to use EZLink is when the said EZLink has cashback for topup (eg top up $10, get 50c extra, up to $2)

Phone is so much more convenient to double click, pay with face value (face ID) :D
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In places like NYC, London and Sydney (started recently), you don’t even need to unlock to pay for transit with EMV cards (typical Credit / Debit card). Suica & other Japanese transportation cards had this feature quite early on.

Just tap your phone and go if the transit provider supports Express Transit (ET)!

However it may require a separate deal with Apple to offer ET at the transit providers’ card readers.

I hope that Malaysia would offer ET from the beginning, tho the chances are slim. It’s just way more convenient.

https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT207958
(Locations that supports Express Transit / Express Mode is marked with an *)

This post has been edited by liberty0480: Jul 3 2023, 04:17 PM
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QUOTE(kakalaku @ Jul 3 2023, 11:42 AM)
Is OCBC bank supporting Apple Pay soon?

Just updated their Malaysian bank app, and noticed that the app supports Apple Wallet features
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I am looking forward to the day where UOB and OCBC launch Apple Pay (AP) support since they offered it in SG.

It would significantly increase the reach of AP given the acquisition of Citi Malaysia’s consumer bank arm by UOB.

Also would be great if local names like RHB, Hong Leong & Public Bank would jump onto the AP bandwagon as these banks has massive cardholder base as well.

However, as compared to that in South Korea, I felt that the demand for / awareness of AP among local users is limited therefore I am not sure if banks are in a rush to even offer this service.

In Korea, AP is seen as a key differentiator and the awareness is high. Hyundai Card’s (currently the only bank that offers AP there) new cardholder numbers jumped massively in these few months since AP’s launch there and there are rumours that a few other major bank-related card companies intends to offer Apple Pay. You can find all kinds of positive stats on Hyundai Card AP support if you search around.

The awareness is so high to the extent where there were reports of Contactless-compatible card terminal shortages in the beginning as merchants rush to support AP to differentiate themselves from competitors. (In Korea’s case, most existing terminals do not support contactless payments)

Nonetheless, we can at least look forward to CIMB’s AP support that is scheduled to come in 2H2023. Hopefully this could help in raising AP awareness as CIMB has a large cardholder base too!


https://www.nfcw.com/2023/04/24/383242/appl...ptake-in-korea/
https://www.pickool.net/apple-pay-breaks-re...a-on-first-day/

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