News & Reviews:   MyJPJ

Starting 1 February 2026, MyJPJ — the official app of Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia (JPJ) — will adopt MyDigital ID as the only login method for users aged 18 and above. This replaces the current login system that relies on a 12?digit IC number and password. However, users under 18 and holders of MyPR cards will continue using the existing login method.

Malaysia is taking a major step toward streamlined digital governance. Starting soon, users of the MyJPJ and MyBayar PDRM apps will need to log in using MyDigital ID, the national digital identity platform designed to simplify and secure access to government services.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced this week that the public can pay traffic violation fines and renew road tax through the MyJPJ app without having to go to the counter in person. So, what should you know about it?

Earlier today, we reported that the MyJPJ app is now allowing users to pay their traffic summonses through the app. Well, Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook also made several other announcements, including a special flat-rate compound fee of RM150 for traffic offences, so read on to learn more.

Today, our Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced a new update on the MyJPJ app. The new update allows every Malaysian motorist to conveniently pay their traffic summonses on the app, directly from their mobile phones via the JPJ summonses on the app's homepage.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook today revealed that starting next year, the Transport Ministry will implement an initiative in which you may have to pay to get a physical driving license. Furthermore, he iterated that the Government will continue with the implementation of digital driving licenses and road tax in Malaysia.

The MyJPJ application now appears to have been updated and offers users the option to also log in using a MyDigital ID – apart from the option to log in or register a separate account for MyJPJ. So, what should you know about it?

This week has been a messy one for the Malaysian government. On the first day of October 2024, it was announced on the MyJPJ app that it would be compulsory to log in with MyDigital ID. The process wasn't smooth, as users encountered errors which led to a U-turn, for now.

After the recent announcement that you won’t need to have a MyDigital ID to get your driving details using the MyJPJ app for now, the MyDigital ID team have apologized via their site. However, they also note that their servers were overwhelmed with more than 150000 registrations in just 24 hours. Check out all the details here.

Not too long ago, the Malaysian government announced that it would be compulsory to use MyDigital ID to log in to the MyJPJ app. The date was planned for 10 October but after the disaster of server crashes, they decided to make a U-turn (for now).