Jan 14 2021, 12:59 PM
QUOTE(amir.asyraf @ Jan 14 2021, 12:49 PM)
Yes it is. The more the better. Sure you feel inconvenienced because there's so much and fragmenting the market, but that only shows adoption is relatively still in its infancy in Malaysia. When adoption matures, we'll see the list narrow down to the more successful providers, AKA those that deserve it.
Competition isn't bad for consumers, at all, both short and long term.
Our e-wallet is at a state of stagnation where the next improvement can only be done through nfc(paywave) and also direct link to bank card and straight debit. (No wallet or too up involved) Also, all the e-wallets in Malaysia I’d say is inferior lolol. Just bring in Apple and google Pay and all our ewallets will die. E-wallets in msia are just the software version of prepaid debit cards. It’s really nothing revolutionary. We copy tongsan Dino tech and think it’s new tech while everyone moving on to nfc paymentsCompetition isn't bad for consumers, at all, both short and long term.
And I don’t agree with too many e-wallets. It’s like fragmentating money
This post has been edited by KekTart: Jan 14 2021, 01:15 PM
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