By the end of February, Samsung Pay was launched in Malaysia, helping the nation take another step towards a cashless society and furthering mobile payment adoption. The smartphone’s digital wallet is a mobile payment system that is integrated into selected Samsung Galaxy models.
*Updated on 5th September 2017 Another cashless online payment solution in the form of Alipay has landed in our country. Find out how it works and what it can offer Malaysians in this article.
Been taking advantage of Maybank’s generous cashback and rewards points when reloading your e-wallets? Time to say goodbye to that (unfortunately), as Maybank has announced all eWallet reloads will not be eligible for such benefits, effective 8th July.
Maybank has announced, starting 8 July 2019, that any reload to all Malaysian third-party e-Wallets using Maybank Cards will no longer earn any Maybank rewards (TreatsPoints / Membership Rewards™ Points / Treats AirMiles) and Cash Back.
Want an easier and faster way to make payments when you shop online? A digital wallet is the way to go. We’ve rounded up 3 of the most trusted platforms – Visa Checkout, PayPal and MasterPass – to help you decide the best one for you.
It does seem that Malaysia is moving towards becoming a cashless society by 2050. Despite being 32 years away from that year, we are already witnessing the mushrooming of digital payment platforms in Malaysia.
The new MAE mobile app provides an ecosystem for Malaysians to better manage their everyday money matters. One of the biggest challenges we face when it comes down to money management is finding one platform that helps you navigate through all your financial needs.
We got invited to the RFID media day at Touch ‘n Go’s Customer Experience Centre to find out what’s happening with the RFID project along with new updates. This is what you’ll need to know about the Touch ‘n Go RFID system, along with some questions asked from the floor.
WeChat Malaysia has officially launched their WeChat Pay e-wallet. It is yet another mobile payment system that is intending to take the Malaysian market by storm, but with a strong focus on its user experience to stand out in a crowded playing field. Can it, though?
