News & Reviews:   Touch n Go eWallet

In conjunction with the upcoming Hari Raya festive season, LG Malaysia has unveiled the ‘Raya Berkat, Ganjaran Hebat’ promotion, starting from now until 30 April 2025. During the promotion, customers can now enjoy an exciting opportunity to receive Duit Raya up to RM188 Touch ‘n Go (TNG) eWallet credits, complemented by attractive rewards on LG’s premium home appliances.

Today, TNG Digital announced a new partnership with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), to advance financial inclusion for refugees and asylum-seekers in Malaysia. A Memorandum of Understanding between the two parties was signed on World Refugee Day 2024.

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.

Touch ’n Go eWallet recently unveiled a new feature called “SOS Balance”, which ensures users never get stuck at critical moments due to insufficient eWallet balance. Currently available for toll payments at certain highways only, the feature will cover essential payments on users’ behalf.

As reported before, the My50 monthly pass will be available on the Touch 'n Go eWallet app. According to our Minister of Transport Anthony Loke, users can start using it next year but no specific timeline has been laid out.

Touch n Go eWallet now introduces a new update for their digital wallet users, adding a new menu called GOfinance. Through it, it becomes a local hub that allows you to see the various financial services linked through it. So, what should you know about it?

It's a known fact that you can use your Touch 'n Go eWallet overseas now. But today, the company just announced that if you use your TNG eWallet Visa card in foreign countries, you get to enjoy 2% cashback and 1% cashback for spending online overseas travel plans and shopping.

In a quiet update over the weekend, Touch 'n Go eWallet added a new policy for overseas transactions. On the support page right here, there will be a 1% overseas transaction conversion fee in the daily exchange rate of your travel destination. It will begin from 25 April 2024 onwards.

In a quiet update over the weekend, Touch 'n Go eWallet added a new policy for overseas transactions. On the support page right here, there will be a 1% overseas transaction conversion fee in the daily exchange rate of your travel destination. It will begin from 25 April 2024 onwards.

Since the eMADANI launch two days ago, many Malaysians have successfully claimed while others didn't. That being said, it turns out that the RM100 credit has quite a few restrictions.