News & Reviews:   Touch n Go eWallet

Yesterday marks the first day of the eBelia programme and many have rushed onto their desired platforms to claim the free RM150 e-wallet credit. For those who are eligible and haven't done so, you may want to consider Touch n' Go eWallet as it's also offering reward vouchers worth up to RM1,000.

Our government is back with another financial aid with the initiative to encourage cashless spending among youths and full-time students at registered local institutions of higher learning (IPT). Besides that, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) also hopes that it could ease the financial burden of the target group.

By now, many Touch 'n Go eWallet app users should have spotted the new GO+ function inside. But if you're somehow still under the rock, GO+ is a new financial investment feature that allows the users to have a low-risk money market investment. Malaysians can invest as low as RM10.

Today, Touch 'n Go eWallet just announced a new X'Mass Surprise for every user. They are teaming up with Lazada and Tealive for this campaign offering Malaysians #LebihBanyakEkstra rewards with discounts, cashbacks and others.

In case you missed it, Touch 'n Go eWallet just announced that they have partnered with Smart Selangor Parking and Flexi Parking which means you can do cashless payment for parking now. Called as the Street Parking Payment, this feature is now available in Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam.

After going through an economic downpour due to the pandemic, our government is doing everything they can to bring the businesses back to life. Earlier, the e-PENJANA program that has raised a total of RM1.5 billion among private companies was introduced to distribute free RM50 (e-wallet credit) + RM50 (discount voucher and cashback) to every Malaysian e-wallet user. Now, the plan is finally going to kickstart starting from 31 July onwards.

Once the Movement Control Order is lifted - and assuming it's not extended - many people could be looking to resume previous travel plans. For those of you who are doing so, you might want to look into using Touch 'n Go (TnG) eWallet during your trip. The company has just launched a cross-border payment service and it's going to be available first for Japan.

Touch ‘n Go now brings cashless experience to Penang’s key heritage streets around Geroge Town, Penang.  It is the first official e-wallet transaction across the Penang merchants stalls with the support of Penang State Government such as Armenian Street, Nagore Street, Chowrasta Market, as well as areas in Pulau Tikus and Tanjung Tokong.

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. 

Another week has gone by, another week of tech news. #Next@Acer Global Press Conference just happened to announce several new laptops for working professionals and gamers, the big four telcos showcased their 5G capabilities in Putrajaya, so did vivo Malaysia but with a futuristic APEX 2019 concept smartphone, and the grand launching of them all, the new Samsung Galaxy A80 which has a motorized sliding rotating triple camera setup!