News & Reviews:   Touch n Go card

Besides paying for tolls and public transportation, you can’t really do much else with the money stored inside your Touch ’n Go card. While many would assume that the remaining balance would be lost forever if the card is stolen, damaged or expired, this is actually not the case, as Touch ’n Go allows users to request a cash refund for the remaining balance online.

The PADU launching ceremony will take place by the end of the day later (2 January) and on the Ministry of Economy's Twitter X page, there are steps for Malaysias on how to redeem the free Touch n' Go NFC card. Read on below on how to do so:

Finally, after a few days, Touch 'n Go (TNG) Group just announced that the TNG eWallet and the new enhanced TNG card are now compatible with each other. The update just came in this morning on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. 

Just yesterday, the Touch ‘n Go Group just announced that all motorists in Penang can now use Touch ‘n Go card for parking at the Gurney Paragon Mall. This effectively makes Gurney Paragon be the first mall in the state to introduce and use Touch ‘n Go PayDirect, in which users can add their Touch ‘n Go card to their Touch ‘n Go eWallet to activate the PayDirect feature.