Sign up for a merchant Duitnow QR service, get free gift from your bank. Check with your bank how much they are charging for each Duitnow QR transaction.

All the ewallets will do it when Paynet activates instant fund transfer between ewallets and bank accounts.

https://www.bonuslink.com.my/EN/Promotions/210330_BLMD.aspx

You didn't click to read T&C?
https://library2.bonuslink.com.my/Highlight...979/BLMD_TC.pdf

Not sure it works or not for Hotlink Postpaid
https://www.e-pay.com.my/login
(Bill payment - Maxis)

I only answered where you could pay bills. Others I don't know.

Beginning with "investments" then extended to the whole wallet.
Eventually you can only use debit card / online banking / FPX to top up ewallet, thanks to Duitnow which will allow fund transfer between bank transfer and ewallets.
I believe some e-money operators may still allow credit card for direct payment, just like what Razerpay, WechatPay MY are doing.

This post has been edited by ClarenceT: Apr 9 2021, 08:20 AM

Shopee's own bill payment service - occasionally you can get 10%-30% discount to pay Unifi during some midnights especially the final week of a month.

You can use TNG wallet to pay Unifi as well, at TNG wallet App, 7-eleven and e-pay.com.my (minimum RM50).

The discontinued Digi's VCash had done it before, the ewallet balance sourced from CC could not be withdrawn.

Digi's VCash already did it long time ago, you could figure out how much the ewallet balance coming from a credit card. Now Celcom's Boost can do the same thing.
FYI Celcom and Digi are "married" soon.

Boost will not tutup lah, they will get 1 of digital bank licenses next year. But Boost is expanding their financial services to attract new investors (after Mitsui and Great Eastern), payment service is no longer so important.

When you look at your credit card account online, you can easily read available credit limit, unbilled transactions etc, so it is not so difficult for a Fintech company to solve it.

Can sell ewallet credit / payment of utilities bills to your friends with 1% discount.

This post has been edited by ClarenceT: Apr 9 2021, 12:09 PM

For investments, fund from online banking and debit card only.

Boost merchants now begin to change their QR plates to Duitnow QR format. I can use TNG wallet and Grabpay to pay at Boost merchants. But there are still some outlets need to scan my Boost QR, so I still keep some credit in my Boost accounts.

Some of you may be curious why I don't use a credit card to swipe at the merchants to earn higher cashback. I collected some merchant QR, I can easily pay from home, save petrol and parking cost and time, and no face-to-face interaction.

So no bye-bye to Boost yet.

School, tuition, club, F&B etc.
Just need to whatsapp them the transaction record, they will then whatsapp me the receipts/invoices.

This post has been edited by ClarenceT: Apr 10 2021, 06:13 AM

Most of them are Sarawak Pay merchants, but some offer Boost (they are displaying new Boost's Duitnow QR so I can use TNG wallet and Grabpay soon).
So nowadays I don't have to enter the tuition centre etc. For convenience, not really chasing for rewards.

Even like if I want to tapao kolok mi, just pay to the kopitiam's/stall's QR (merchant), WhatsApp him I will collect in half an hour!

This post has been edited by ClarenceT: Apr 10 2021, 11:18 AM

Bigpay is a prepaid card.
Some ewallets don't accept Bigpay but only bank debit cards!
Don't assume it will work. Test first.

RM1 cost per RM50 deposit, interested?

This post has been edited by ClarenceT: Apr 11 2021, 12:28 PM

Yes. Very tedious.

Stay away from sspn lo.
Spend spend spend at DuitNow QR merchants till you can't use a credit card to top up any e-wallet.
Enjoy it while it lasts.

Boost will come out something like Go+, maybe backed by Great Eastern (GE still can afford to pay me 5% p.a. nowadays!)
Do you think a lot of people will move their CASA balance to ewallets?
Eg TNG wallet with Go+ (1.4% p.a.) is better than normal CASA (<1% p.a.).

You won't but a lot of people with no credit card may do it.