News & Reviews:   Touch n Go Malaysia

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.

Recently, Touch’n Go released a new feature for its e-wallet. The new GOremit feature allows you to send money to 10 countries altogether. Depending on the country, you can transfer the fund directly to a bank account or an e-wallet or have it as a cash pick-up.

If you’ve had doubts about going cashless here in Malaysia, perhaps you should be opting for Touch ‘n Go eWallet. The company has announced their money-back guarantee policy to keep users’ accounts and information remain secure and safe.