Err... who told you that you can use TnG eWallet to pay TNB?

Not sure if I got your question right are you asking if paying merchants via TnG card will deduct the money in your TnG eWallet? If that's the question then no, that's not how it works.

Only certain highway tolls that are part of the PayDirect initiative will deduct the money in your TnG eWallet when you scan the gantry using your TnG card.

Other merchants that you can pay via card will charge the card directly without touching the eWallet.

Oh, you meant scanning the merchant's TnG eWallet QR & deduct the money from the card? Yea, if that's the case then the answer is no.

I think this requires some input via trial & error. I know for a fact that Penang's Gurney Plaza parking charge directly to the card instead of eWallet.

Yea but what he was referring to are actually car parks that uses PayDirect where the card transactions actually goes to the TnG eWallet.

Yes. That's pretty much the same KYC requirement for all eWallets these days.

PayDirect is now available for BSI & 2nd Penang Bridge!

This post has been edited by talexeh: Jul 2 2019, 01:10 PM

Butterworth Outer Ring Road is now PayDirect enabled!

I wonder if the 180K quota would have been fulfilled before we can get to the 2nd month (3rd round cashback).

You just need 90K people nationwide to pump RM50 twice in the first month to fill up the quota.

Basically it works just like FavePay where you can directly charge your TnG payment to your card. No more hassle of checking your account to see if you have sufficient balance prior to making payment via TnG.

I'm not sure if this will totally replace auto-reload as we've yet to understand if the quick payment works for all transactions including PayDirect. If it doesn't, then auto-reload is still required to ensure that you have a specific minimum amount for toll usage.

Not all Androids have this feature at the moment so yea, most probably released in batches.

Yea, it should charge your card with the remaining amount required to complete the payment.

That's the thing. We have no idea if this only works for "Scan" & "Pay" only or does it include "PayDirect" & "RFID".

Quick payment is meant to work when you have insufficient funds, no? If it failed, then what's the point of quick payment?

Hmm... FavePay is built on the same logic & had no issue deducting just what is required to complete the remaining payment amount.

Wayyyy too suspicious since most of them seem to lowkey complain about some of Boost's issues.

You might want to at least filter out some of the other details considering the fact that there are TnG cybertroopers lurking in this thread.

Nope, the top-up & auto reload functions are still available.

He spent RM34.10 on fuel & the remaining RM15.90 on the miniature car to make it RM50 which is the minimum amount required to be entitled for the RM5 cashback.