News & Reviews:   ptptn

As we enter mid-March, the National Higher Education Funding Bureau (PTTPN) calls on loanees to take advantage of the repayment discounts until the 31st of this month. That means you can enjoy a special discount when paying off your loan.

As you may know, Budget 2024 was announced earlier this month. Part of it included an announcement about discounts for PTPTN loan repayment. Well, the specifics behind that were confirmed yesterday.

The National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) launched its very own mobile app yesterday for the convinience of around 3.63 million borrowers and 5.28 million Simpan SSPN depositors. Called ‘myPTPTN’, the app is now available on the Google Play Store as well as the Apple App Store.

Speaking at the launch yesterday, Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr Noraini Ahmad said she is optimistic about the app, which integrates all of PTPTN’s facilities into one system. Hence, it is hoped that the app can ensure PTPTN's service delivery to customers will always be at the best level.

Due to the pandemic, most government services are offered online so that everyone can avoid going out to stay safe. For instance, it was announced earlier that the driver's license renewal can be done on MyEG again after the service was discontinued in 2018. Now, the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) has also introduced a Live Chat service for the public to inquire, check and complain on matters.

On this 6th day of the Movement Control Order (MCO), Malaysian Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has declared four initiatives that have been decided by the government. These initiatives came out after a meeting by the Malaysian cabinet on how to deal with the economic situation that is deteriorating during the MCO.

Dapat Vista Sdn Bhd recently launched their MyPay platform where Malaysians can make payments on PTPTN loans, get updates on outstanding traffic summons and tax, renew licenses and lodge complaints. Designed as a one-stop bridge for Malaysian government agencies and Malaysians, the portal was officiated by Yang Berhormat Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs.