News & Reviews:   ewallet

Samsung, in collaboration with Boost, has officially announced that they will be working together in order to provide the best mobile payment experience to Malaysians possible. With that said, Boost will be integrated with Samsung Pay, which allows Samsung smartphone users to easily pay their purchases simply by scanning a QR code if the merchants do not support card payments.

Today, Celcom is introducing a new feature for customers to reload and enjoy some cashback and saving. In-line with the recently announced Economic Stimulus Package, this initiative aims to mitigate the adverse external economic impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on Malaysia while preserving the welfare of the rakyat. This is applicable for both postpaid and prepaid Celcom users.

While Malaysia is going into the trend of cashless lifestyle steadily, Touch 'n Go have announced that Negeri Sembilan has finally adopted the cashless transformation. Officiated by the Member of Parliament of Malaysia for Seremban, YB Tuan Anthony Loke Siew Fook, this initiative will enable multiple stalls and hawkers in key areas starting with Pasar Besar Seremban to use Touch 'n Go eWallet via QR code.

Starting from 13 December 2019 until 12 June 2020, get RM3 flag fall cashback if you pay #JOMTEKSI drivers using Touch ‘n Go eWallet for any rides within Malaysia. Other than that, the #JOMTEKSI initiative will also introduce various improvements such as the refurbishment of five taxi stands in Putrajaya and Cyberjaya.

In conjunction with a partnership between Easybook and Touch ‘N Go eWallet, get up to RM4 discount when you place a booking via Easybook to destinations such as Melaka, Johor and Penang from 1 until 15 November 2019. But that’s not all, but you can also get the aforementioned discount when you travel anywhere within Sabah as well as Sarawak from 15 November until 31 December 2019.

ShopBack has officially announced that Touch ‘n Go eWallet, is now one of their official partners. Currently, ShopBack is offering up to 30% cashback along with prizes worth more than RM100000 from today until 11 November 2019. Not only that, but Lazada will also be having double cashback during selected hours on 11 November via the ShopBack Malaysia app.

Touch ‘n Go in collaboration with Lazada has recently announced that you can make purchases on Lazada via the Touch ‘n Go eWallet payment option, which can be found on checkout. This can be beneficial for both Touch ‘n Go as well as Lazada, due to the fact that this gives customers who do not have access to either a debit or credit card to make purchases online.

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. 

Over the past few days, there were quite a few smartphone launches. First, the OPPO Reno was announced for RM1999 in Malaysia (a bit expensive, tbh), then came along the ASUS ZenFone 6 with a rather odd Flipping Camera in Valencia starting from ~RM2328, the OnePlus 7 Pro was also launched in Malaysia from RM2999 (no longer the flagship killer, I suppose) and finally, the HONOR 20 series was revealed in London with an affordable price of RM1699 for us. Sweet. 

Just recently, Touch 'n Go Digital Sdn Bhd has announced a new feature called PayDirect. It's available on the TNG eWallet and designed for a more flexible toll payment method for motorists on the highway.