News & Reviews:   registration

A few hours ago, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) published its Public Inquiry Report on proposed mandatory standards for the registration of prepaid mobile end users. The report outlines feedback received from both industry players and the public, alongside the Commission’s final policy position on strengthening prepaid SIM registration in Malaysia.

The Malaysian government has very big plans for MyDigital ID. According to news sources, they are aiming to attract 15 million new MyDigital ID registrations during 2026 as part of a broader effort to deepen adoption of a unified digital identity system nationwide.

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.

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).

Today, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim launched the PADU (Education Performance and Delivery Unit) data service. To develop the country's digital transformation, PADU will make it easier for the government to assist the Rakyat. 

In this short news, it seems that troublemakers have been trying to scam Malaysians from registering on fake websites regarding vaccination registrations. For one, they have been appearing on WhatsApp lately and here's a warning for those reading this news.

Just yesterday, it was announced by the health ministry that there will be a new update for MySejahtera app at the end of January. The new update features a new registration for Malaysians eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

As we're still fighting the pandemic, many of us would like to stay home and avoid going out as much as possible. With that said, we prefer to get things done online nowadays rather than exposing ourselves to unknowns. By acknowledging that, Hong Leong Bank has now become the first to allow customers to open a bank account online.

In line with the Bantuan Prihatin Nasional (BPN) initiative, today will be the first phase which will last until 12 April 2020. With this, the Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri Malaysia (LHDN Malaysia) have taken the initiative to inform every Malaysian citizen about the official SMS messages they will receive during this week.