https://www.mcash.my/img/logo.png
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?....mcash.my&hl=en
iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mymcash/id1...63042?ls=1&mt=8
Website: http://mcash.my

There are few more:
Razerpay
Vecash

I use Boost the most, because it has the most amount of accepted merchants, and also it's providing more localized services like bill and parking payments thanks to the fact that it's our homegrown e wallet.

Others would be Favepay (although it's not technically an e wallet) and also Wechat Pay.

Also a correction, Samsung Pay / Paypal / Big Pay / Mpay are not e wallets, more like mobile payments, and Alipay is not available to use by the locals here.

I love samsung pay and maybank QR pay

Merchant/Seller doesn't have to according to MBB QR Pay thread.

User must have MBB account for sure.
If not why call MBB QR Pay?
It's tied to MBB CASA from M2U App.

Boost is doing a lot in driving adoption. Disappointed with other eWallet.

still a long way to go for market to select the e wallet winner, but boost has an edge now, feel wechat is gearing up currently

Oh please!
They haven't fixed their Switch Wallet Region!

TnG App is definitely much better than them!

boost mother company already spent 30+mil just to throw money away for ppl to use.

their 1st year kpi target is 5mil users. simple kpi.

next year, they start imposing mdr to each transaction. let's see if merchant acceptance still that high later.

how many ewalllet has this deep budget to throw?

boost gain traction of course. but what is their gameplan for 2, 3, 5, etc years to come.

too many app but not one superior one....... difficult to load everyone into phone, and also load money into everyone

It's Axiata, to be specific. Celcom is just one of their telco service, along with few telcos in few countries of Asia. Don't forget that MVNO telcos like RedOne and Yoodo are riding on their newtork as well.

They probably earning way more than we think lol.
Use the major ones like Boost and Favepay, smaller ones are probably destined to fail due to the small budget in penetrating the market.
I've noticed that TnG app will update the card balance every few hours (probably 4-5 hours) which is still slow and unpractical. Unlike other countries like Suica in Japan, the balance update is instant. The 48 hours thing is for toll usage if I'm not wrong.

RFID is not that useful, especially for those who don't drive cars and rely on public transports. So TnG still gotta improve on the linking feature between the card and app, and also implement the QR code payment system to more LRT stations and also MRT and buses ASAP.

It's obvious that TnG is setting their future path on QR code tech instead of NFC, doubt they will fork out another budget to implement NFC tech even though it's a great idea.

Many suggested them to implement NFC tech for linking card to the app, but they said NFC tech is inclusive and not every phones have NFC. Oh well...

Again, I wouldn't expect much on TnG.

Maybank is partnering with Grabpay. But seems nothing happened so far.