News & Reviews:   Touch n Go

Touch ’n Go eWallet recently unveiled a new feature called “SOS Balance”, which ensures users never get stuck at critical moments due to insufficient eWallet balance. Currently available for toll payments at certain highways only, the feature will cover essential payments on users’ behalf.

Touch n Go eWallet is ready to announce at the beginning of this year that it will implement 100% user identity verification of its digital wallet. After being given 10 months, TNG eWallet announced that they would implement 100% eKYC effective 20 December 2024. So, what should you know about it?

Touch n Go eWallet is ready to introduce Soundbox to shopkeepers. This will make it easier for users to know the incoming payment using a QR code, and the Soundbox will read any incoming payment to the user's account. Most recently, in addition to the regular Soundbox, TNG also introduced a new variation called Soundbox Pocket.

Recently, Touch 'n Go introduced a special edition NFC card  in collaboration with local snack brand Mister Potato, the Touch 'n Go x Mister Potato Limited Edition Card. This special edition card is seen as a special collaboration between two well-known local companies to celebrate the people's success in the business world.

Recently, Touch 'n Go has launched a Merdeka Edition NFC Touch 'n Go card and also a special edition bag in conjunction with the 67th Merdeka Day. Both the card and the limited edition bag were produced in collaboration with local brand Loka Made. So, what should you know about it?

TechNave Business Bytes Week 3 June 2024: Malaysian Tech Scene Buzzing with Innovation and Growth

If you frequently refuel at Shell stations, you’d know of the TNG RFID fuelling system introduced by Shell back in 2022. Well, if you use the system to refuel, do take note that the service has been down since last month for system improvement.

This week's TechNave Business Bytes for Week 4 of March 2024 news highlights Malaysia's thriving tech scene and various initiatives aimed at propelling the country towards a digital future. From attracting international partnerships to empowering local businesses, Malaysia is making significant strides in the tech and innovation landscape.

Usually, you need a Touch 'n Go and RFID cards to pass the Penang Bridge. Well, PLUS Malaysia announced that Penang Bridge users can now make toll transactions using bank debit and credit cards. 

Today, Touch 'n Go Malaysia released a statement regarding the confused TnG RFID expiry date. Initially, Twitter X user @tevanraj got confused with an email asking them to replace his RFID tag with a new one and get a cashback of RM20.50 during the one-week promotion for pilot users.