News & Reviews:   Setel

Setel, a popular digital wallet used by many to refuel at Petronas petrol stations, today announced its own monthly paid subscription plan, called Setel Savers. For this plan, Setel charges RM4.90 per month. Here’s everything you need to know.

Setel has officially launched its new Bill Payment feature, marking a significant milestone in the platform service. The latest update allows users to manage and settle essential utilities directly within the application, streamlining household financial management into a single digital touchpoint.

The government has expressed its intention to implement a barrier-free toll system on various highways in the next few years. In parallel, the Ministry of Works has reportedly opened bids for the barrier-free toll system, and around six parties have submitted bids to develop it.

Setel, in collaboration with the Malaysian government and Petronas, has announced full integration of the BUDI MADANI RON95 subsidy program directly into its app, making it easier for Malaysians to enjoy subsidised fuel without the hassle of presenting their MyKad at every refuel.

Looks like Setel users are in for a pleasant surprise. Recently, Setel launched the “Setel je! Sekali tekan, semua jalan” campaign. So, what should you know about it?

As of 23 June 2025, users of Touch ‘n Go eWallet (TNG eWallet) in Malaysia can now refuel and make payments at more than 1,000 PETRONAS stations without leaving their vehicles.

In conjunction with the upcoming Raya season, Setel Malaysia is launching the Vroom Vroom Raya Setel campaign, specially designed for Malaysian motorcyclists. It has already begun and until 19 May 2025, there will be exclusive rewards with over 200 weekly cashback prizes of up to RM150.

In case you missed it, there was a new announcement made on the Setel app yesterday. If you go to your inbox, you will read that there will be a 1% convenience fee going live soon.

If you frequently refill your petrol at Petronas, you might be familiar with the Setel app. Today, the platform is experiencing high traffic of users because of the e-Madani aid. That said, what should you know about it?

The eMadani program has begun today and in case you missed it, the four platforms that will give away the free RM100 credit are none other than Maybank's MAE app, ShopeePay, Touch 'n Go eWallet and Setel. And like before, there are some differences between each of them and if you're not sure which to claim, here's a breakdown of what you can get from each platform.