May I know how can I pay DiGi Postpaid online (excluding MyDiGi Website & app)?

Previously was using Presto App (not Presto Mall) and Lazada e-wallet but both are gone as of today!

Free RM 50 from government

I think both TnG e-wallet and Boost will be retained.

TnG e-wallet is owned by TnG Digital which is a subsidiary of Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd.
Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd is wholly owned subsidiary of CIMB Group Holdings Berhad.

While Boost is owned by Axiata Digital which part of Axiata Group.
Axiata Group majority shareholders are Khazanah, EPF and PNG.

Ismail: Muat turun app MySejahtera untuk dapat RM50 kredit e-dompet

Kerajaan ingin menyarankan rakyat Malaysia supaya memuat turun aplikasi MySejatera bagi membolehkan untuk mendapatkan kredit RM50 e-dompet yang sebelum ini diumumkan Perdana Menteri Muhyiddin dalam perutusan Pelan Jana Semula Ekonomi Negara.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/529270

Luckily I registered few days ago!



This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Jun 8 2020, 03:39 PM

My district own QR scan check-in doesn't work for my phone. Failed to register because unable to receive OTP.
Forced to use MySejahtera check-in feature as some merchants are transitioning to use that.
Hope more and more merchants will migrate to MySejahtera and dump the local district portal.

Min will be till 31/8/2020

Your life must be very occupied for managing them.

MPay to enable e-wallet payments for supermarket chain Hero Market

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 20): Fintech company ManagePay Systems Bhd (MPay) has inked a deal with supermarket chain Hero Market to enable the latter's retail assets in Malaysia with e-wallet cashless payment capabilities.

Hero Market operates 24 supermarkets in Klang Valley, 3 supermarkets in Johor and 1 supermarket in Penang.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mpay...ain-hero-market

Revenue Group to provide e-wallet services at Caltex stations

KUALA LUMPUR: Cashless payment solutions provider, Revenue Group Bhd has teamed up with Chevron Malaysia Ltd to provide electronic wallet services at all Caltex petrol stations.

In a joint statement issued on Monday, they said Revenue will deploy smart digital payment terminals at more than 420 Caltex petrol stations to accept local e-wallet payments from Touch ‘n Go eWallet, Boost and GrabPay.

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ations#cxrecs_s

TnG e-wallet for petty cash replacement in hawker centres.

Budget 2021: RM50 E-Wallet Credit Provided For Youths Between 18 To 20 Years Old



Youths between the age of 18 to 20 will receive a one-off RM50 digital incentive in the form of e-wallet credit, intended to encourage the use of cashless and contactless payments. The e-wallet credits will be provided via the eBelia programme.

A total of RM75 million has been allocated for this new e-wallet credit initiative under Budget 2021, and it is expected to benefit more than 1.5 million youths across the country.

https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/budget-2021...qBnyfwxQ7hPqBYk

Huawei Pay Arrives In Malaysia, Available Only For Selected Huawei Phones



uawei has announced the arrival of its contactless payment system, Huawei Pay, in Malaysia today. Partnering with UnionPay International and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) to bring the new function to local shores, Huawei Pay is intended to provide an easier and more secure contactless, cashless payment process on selected Huawei smartphones.

Huawei Pay is housed within the Huawei Wallet app as one of its key services, and it requires an NFC-enabled (near field communication) phone to work. To enable and use the new function, you’ll first need to add a supported credit card to your Huawei Wallet app. Once done, you can then proceed to carry out transactions conveniently by tapping your Huawei smartphones to payment terminals.

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As an introductory promotion, all ICBC UnionPay credit cardholders who register their cards with Huawei Pay between 12 December 2020 until 12 March 2021 will be able to enjoy up to 50% cashback for every transaction with a minimum spend of RM20. The top monthly spender will also stand a chance to receive prizes such as a Huawei P40, Huawei FreeBuds 3, and Huawei Watch GT 2E.

Huawei Pay was first introduced in China in 2016, and was eventually expanded to other countries including Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Thailand, Pakistan, and Russia. You can find out more about Huawei Pay here, or check out the FAQ here.

Read more: https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/apps/huawei...n1MHBU4NtD0h7oI
More on Huawei Pay: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/mobileservices/huawei-wallet/
FAQ link: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/mobileservic...wei-wallet-faq/

RinggitPlus Readers’ Choice Awards 2020: Affin Duo, Maybank, TNG eWallet Emerge As Big Winners

Favourite E-Wallet App In Malaysia: Touch ‘n Go eWallet (43.3%)
- As one of the three biggest e-wallet apps in Malaysia, Touch ‘n Go eWallet manages to win this category quite comfortably. TNG eWallet’s popularity stems from it already being a household name with a huge pool of users before e-wallets were even a thing, and to its credit, TNG Digital has built on that popularity to deliver a solid e-wallet app that – as you’ll find below – is both rewarding and versatile.

Most Rewarding E-Wallet App: Touch ‘n Go eWallet (31.5%)
- This is a more of a close fight, as GrabPay is a close second place with 27.9% of the votes. Despite not having a rewards system in place, TNG eWallet users appear to prefer the campaign-driven partnerships and enjoy discounts on popular retail and F&B outlets, such as Tealive, Family Mart, and of course, Lazada.

Most Versatile E-Wallet App: Touch ‘n Go eWallet (42.1%)
- A runaway winner for this category, TNG eWallet’s success here is likely due to the RFID integration, allowing users to link their cars with their TNG eWallet to pay for tolls seamlessly. It is easily the best feature of the e-wallet, with perhaps the Lazada integration being a close second.
- On top of that, TNG Digital has been hard at work to make its e-wallet more useful, via partnerships with food delivery services as well as parking payment options in popular spots.

Article link: https://ringgitplus.com/en/blog/ringgitplus...ig-winners.html

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Jan 5 2021, 07:18 PM

Malaysian mobile wallet firm (Mobile Money) inks deal with Ripple to power wallet-to-wallet remittances

SINGAPORE (Jan 15): Malaysian mobile wallet company Mobile Money announced on Jan 14 that it had inked a partnership with Ripple, an enterprise blockchain solution. Through RippleNet, the latter’s global payment network, it will connect with Bangladesh-based mobile financial services provider bKash to facilitate wallet-to-wallet remittance between the two countries.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mala...let-remittances

ClarenceT No longer be SarawakPay?