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Finally, after some time, Ryt Bank has officially announced the launch of Ryt Invest. It is a new investment platform built directly into its banking app that allows Malaysians to move between saving, spending and investing without leaving the ecosystem. The company says the new service is designed to simplify investing and make professionally managed funds more accessible to everyday users.

As teased before, Ryt Bank finally announced a major upgrade to its payment ecosystem, enabling customers to use Ryt PayLater directly through the Ryt Card for both local and global transactions. The move extends PayLater functionality beyond QR payments, giving users the flexibility to choose between paying immediately or spreading payments over time across more scenarios.

Ryt Bank has announced a major milestone, surpassing 1.2 million users just over seven months after its launch in August 2025. The rapid growth positions the platform as one of Malaysia’s fastest-growing digital banks, reflecting strong adoption among users seeking simpler and more flexible financial services.

After the strong response to its earlier Chinese New Year initiative, Ryt Bank has launched a new Ramadan and Hari Raya campaign. Building on that momentum, the digital bank is now introducing a larger Duit Raya referral initiative aimed at rewarding both existing and new users.

This coming December, Ryt Bank is doubling down on its popular 4% p.a. savings rate, a feature that has quickly gained traction among Malaysians. The bank is rolling out upgraded rewards, expanded cashback perks, and smarter automation to help users stretch every ringgit even further.

In conjunction with Malaysia Day yesterday, Ryt Bank has rolled out Chinese language support in its mobile app, complementing its existing Bahasa Malaysia and English versions. This move underscores the bank’s mission of fostering unity and inclusivity in digital finance, ensuring more Malaysians can bank securely in their preferred language.

Just days before celebrating Merdeka, Malaysia has made fintech history with the debut of Ryt Bank — the world’s first AI-powered bank created entirely by Malaysians. This new finance service is spearheaded by YTL Group in collaboration with Sea Limited.