News & Reviews:   shopee malaysia

Shopee has come out with their SLoan digital financing loan for buyers (normal users) that can offer loans from RM1000 to RM100000. SLoan stands for Shopee Loan and was already announced for sellers back in November 2022. However, for now, SLoan is only available to a select few users.

The economy has made everyone's life hard due to inflation that was caused by the pandemic. But it seems that prices will continue to rise, as Shopee Malaysia just recently announced that the Marketplace Commission Fees will be revised effectively on 10 January 2023. 

Shopee Malaysia today announced the Shopee Football Fiesta which is aimed to bring local communities together through a common interest in football. Moreover, the Shopee Football Fiesta - made in partnership with Hisense, Coca-Cola, and vivo - allows users to discover the latest football-related content, in-app entertainment and enjoy rewarding experiences.

Today, some media have spotted that Shopee Malaysia just made some changes to its ShopeePay. In the next few days, the FAQ said that the withdrawal function on ShopeePay will be removed from the Shopee app soon.

Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri has announced another initiative under the Tourism Recovery Plan 2022 (PRE2.0), whereby Malaysians can get e-vouchers worth from RM50 to RM100 for booking domestic hotel rooms online. Made in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia, the e-vouchers can be obtained when booking a hotel room through the Shopee application. 

ShopeeFood, Shopee’s online food delivery service today announced it is expanding its operations to East Malaysia, beginning with Sabah. In a statement today, ShopeeFood asserted that its services will be available in various areas around the greater Kota Kinabalu area.

ShopeeFood today announced that it will be expanding its services to Penang starting from June 2022. However, the company didn’t specify the exact date for when Penangites can start ordering their favourite food from the app.

As you know, Hari Raya is just around the corner. Have you gotten around to shopping yet? For most people, going out to the malls is still the preferred pre-Raya experience. On the other hand, others may prefer shopping online from the comforts of home.

If you like shopping online, you probably frequent sites like Shopee a lot. The platform provides us with a variety of payment methods, but did you know it has its own e-wallet? Here are 3 reasons to use ShopeePay for your Raya shopping.

Today, Shopee Malaysia just made an announcement about unsuccessful order fees for all the sellers online. What does this mean? Well, it means sellers online would have to pay a return postage fee should the items get refunded and returned.

In conjunction with the ePemula programme registration today on 11 April 2022, Shopee Malaysia has also announced that successful ePemula claimants can get the RM150 ShopeePay credit as well as an additional RM500 worth of vouchers, bringing the total benefit up to RM650. How does that work? Read on below.