you were late

why no FavePay discussion topic is opened/available? lol..

I voted for Samsung Pay.

I think i missed the boat on all the Boost promotion. So i use samsung pay for convenience.

I was too lazy to figure out Boost despite being frequent visitor to credit card thread.

no worries. Boost's rewards no longer good as before. Me myself have not been using it for 2 months.

Sabah Pay.

https://www.theborneopost.com/2019/09/28/sc...llet-sabah-pay/

Hopping onto the trend without thinking of the consequences...

These people never learn...

i know what is supershake.

I think what he means to say is that this whole super shake thing is highly unpredictable. Your odds of winning something via super shake is slim to nothing. In other words, it's basically impossible to win unless you're extremely lucky! Placing your eggs in this basket in its entirety is not a sensible thing to do. Don't get me wrong, boost is great. i use it very regularly. On the contrary, it isn't an e-wallet in which you can build onto something bigger and that's the underlying issue with boost for me!

Your input intriguing.

Do you think other ewallet can be towards something bigger?

I agree with you though. Do you think you will be still be using boost regularly?

next time learn to multi-quote >> https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=faq&article=10

I assume that you're referring to e-wallets becoming more appealing to consumers on the first part. I think they can! However, i do not think that they will. This is because, that involves fundamentally altering their approach towards their entire business model. To illustrate, Boost isn't as rewarding toward their consumers as they used to be once before. This trend is somehow inevitable when it comes to a fast-growing business platform such as Boost. Understandably, this is to enable them to sustain their approach and to preserve their ecosystem. This is precisely why Boost isn't my top choice payment method. Nevertheless, i will still be using Boost regularly due to reasons mentioned previously. Boost is basically still and in my opinion, will always be a member of the apex group in a long and never-ending chain of e-wallets!

To encourage adoption of e-wallets, the government will give adults with an annual income of less than RM100,000 a one-off RM30 credit in their e-wallet. The money can be redeemed between Jan 1, 2020 and Feb 29, 2020.

About 15million of Malaysia’s population will get this

I wonder what will the mechanism be. Since there’s a lot of eWallet nowadays. Some people might have Boost but not TnG and vice versa.

They might even launch their own ewallet.

Hell no...

Why not just invest in Boost and TnG instead?

why need to invest, They should encourage more merchant to join by forcing these provider offer lower MDR

Khazanah to deliberate e-wallet stimulus payment

https://themalaysianreserve.com/2019/10/16/...imulus-payment/

KHAZANAH NASIONAL Bhd said it will announce the implementation details of a one-time RM30 e-wallet payment after deliberation with the relevant stakeholders.

“We welcome the government’s initiative on greater digital participation. Implementation details will be announced at an appropriate time after consultations with relevant stakeholders,” Khazanah’s spokesperson told The Malaysian Reserve (TMR) yesterday.

The spokesperson responded when asked whether the sovereign wealth fund has determined which company would be involved in the disbursement of RM450 million, meant to provide the one-time stimulus to qualified Malaysians above 18 years old with an annual income below RM100,000.

Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said in the tabling of Budget 2020 that RM450 million will be allocated to Khazanah to implement the digital stimulus, which is expected to benefit up to 15 million Malaysians.

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Even HSBC is doing a better job. You know what I mean. Haha.

MCash - Top up via CC FPX

If FPX, I don’t think any CC will give CB.

u tried? u can update after next statement come,