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Touch ‘n Go RFID is now open for registration in Penang
Drivers in Penang can now sign up for Touch ‘n Go’s RFID Pilot program. This is a contactless payment alternative to SmartTAG and they had begun public testing in the Klang Valley a few months ago.
Touch ‘n Go solves the biggest problem with its e-wallet
When Touch ‘n Go introduced its card linking feature on the Touch ‘n Go app, many had requested the ability to top up their physical cards from their e-Wallet.
Now it appears that they have finally addressed the issue. Touch ‘n Go is rolling out a new feature which will make your TNG Card “top ups” easier than before.
Touch ‘n Go is inviting more users to join the RFID Pilot program but you better hurry
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You can pay with Touch n Go eWallet when you grab a cab
Over 10,000 taxis in Malaysia are targeted to go cashless very soon. Touch ‘n Go has just announced a new partnership with EzCab and Public Cab which enables passengers to pay for rides via QR codes.
My thoughts on Touch n Go’s RFID system
Touch ‘n Go’s radio-frequency identification (RFID) system has received a lot of mixed reactions so far. It’s never easy to completely revamp a system that a lot of people have been using, especially if it meant throwing out everything they already invested in to make a fresh switch.
But while it’s easy to be blinded by this, and internet rage, the thing I was more curious about was the technology. Does it work? Is it better than SmartTAG? Is this really our future? After testing it out, here’s what I think.
Touch ‘n Go’s RFID system is not perfect, but I’m hopeful
This is it. The future of digital payments is finally here. Well, actually, the future of digital payments is still in the future, but the good news is that the pilot programme for the future of digital payments is finally here.
I am, of course, talking about the thing that’s on everyone’s lips these days when they talk about Touch ‘n Go (TNG): The RFID payment system. However, even though there’s so much chatter around this new toll payment system, there is just as much confusion surrounding it.
So, today, we’re going to try and cut through all that, and give you everything you need to know about TNG’s brand new RFID system.
Touch ‘n Go offers 100% cashback on QR transit LRT rides this Merdeka Day
Are you planning on going out this coming Merdeka Day? If you are, you can enjoy 100% cashback for your LRT rides by using the Touch ‘n Go eWallet app.
Now you can check your physical Touch ‘n Go card balance on your smartphone
Touch ‘n Go has just updated its e-wallet app with a refreshed user interface and you can also add in your physical Touch ‘n Go card. If you own multiple cards, you can keep track of your current card balances in a single app.
QR Transit: Are QR-codes better than the Touch ‘n Go card?
Just recently Touch ‘n Go had introduced QR Transit. It’s a new feature which allows you to pay for your LRT rides with just your smartphone. If you’ve been following our site, you would probably know that we’re not impressed with the Touch ‘n Go mobile app. Can QR Transit turn things around? Read on to find out.
Touch n Go will let you pay for LRT rides with your smartphone
The physical Touch ‘n Go card has been the defacto choice for commuters. You don’t have to queue up to buy tokens and you get to enjoy the lower cashless fare.
Soon, you’ll be able to pay for your train rides with your smartphone as Touch ‘n Go is rolling out a new feature starting this week.
Get 10% Cashback when you pay your bill with Touch ‘n Go app
In a bid to encourage usage of its mobile wallet, Touch ‘n Go is now offering 10% cashback when you pay for utility bills on your smartphone. The Touch ‘n Go app is a QR-code based mobile wallet and it’s a separate system from their physical cards.
