🏦 Banking & Payments

Malaysia's most widely used digital wallet.

Malaysia's national instant payment system, letting users transfer money between banks using just a phone number or QR code. About DuitNow: DuitNow is Malaysia's national instant payment infrastructure, developed by PayNet, enabling instant transfers between participating banks using just a mobile number, IC number or QR code instead of full account details. Key Features: Instant Transfers: Money moves between accounts almost immediately, across participating banks. Simple Identifiers: Send money using a phone number or IC number instead of remembering long account numbers. DuitNow QR: A standardized QR code accepted across multiple banking apps and e-wallets for merchant payments. Wide Bank Participation: Supported by nearly all major Malaysian banks and increasingly by e-wallet providers. How to Get Started: Register your phone number for DuitNow through your bank's mobile app. To send money, enter the recipient's registered phone number, IC number or scan their DuitNow QR code. Confirm the transfer amount and complete the transaction. Check your bank statement or app for confirmation. Important Notice: DuitNow requires a Malaysian bank account for registration — this isn't something short-term visitors without local banking can access directly, though DuitNow QR payments can sometimes be made using linked foreign e-wallets in specific circumstances.

Grab's digital wallet, deeply integrated with rides, food delivery and payments across the Grab super-app in Malaysia. About GrabPay: GrabPay is the digital wallet built into the Grab super-app, used across Malaysia for paying for rides, food delivery and increasingly QR payments at physical merchants alongside Grab's other services. Key Features: Grab Ecosystem Integration: Pay for GrabCar rides, GrabFood orders and other Grab services with the same balance. DuitNow QR Payments: Scan to pay at any DuitNow QR-accepting merchant, not just Grab partners. GrabRewards: Earn points on GrabPay transactions redeemable across the wider Grab ecosystem. Peer-to-Peer Transfers: Send money to other Grab users directly within the app. How to Get Started: Download the Grab app and set up GrabPay within your account. Top up your GrabPay balance through bank transfer, card or other supported methods. Use GrabPay automatically when paying for Grab services, or scan QR codes at other merchants. Track your GrabRewards points and transaction history. Important Notice: GrabPay requires a Malaysian phone number and typically local banking for full top-up functionality — it's most useful once you're already using other Grab services regularly.

A leading Malaysian e-wallet, widely used for QR payments, transfers and bill payments, backed by Axiata. About Boost: Boost is one of Malaysia's leading e-wallet apps, backed by Axiata Group, offering QR code payments, peer-to-peer transfers, bill payments and a growing range of financial services within one app. Key Features: DuitNow QR Payments: Pay at any DuitNow QR-accepting merchant across Malaysia. Peer-to-Peer Transfers: Send money instantly to other Boost users. Bill Payments: Pay utility bills, mobile top-ups and other recurring payments directly through the app. Boost Rewards: Earn points and cashback on transactions, redeemable across partner merchants. How to Get Started: Download the Boost app and register with your Malaysian phone number. Top up your Boost balance through bank transfer, linked card or convenience store payment. Use Boost to pay at merchants via QR code, transfer money or pay bills. Track your rewards and transaction history within the app. Important Notice: Boost requires a Malaysian phone number for registration — full functionality including bank-linked top-ups is built for residents rather than short-term visitors.