Why Boost No Longer Has Cash Out Options, And Other Updates You Need To Know
Malaysian e-wallet Boost has disabled cash out options to banks for its users on May 18, 2020, following an update to increase wallet size limits.
This Logistics Company Now Also Offers Life Insurance Via Sabah Pay—We’re Like, Why Tho?
Epost Protect is a life insurance service now offered in Malaysia by e-commerce logistics company Epost, which you can pay for via e-wallet Sabah Pay.
He Lost RM4K In An Online Scam, So He Created Another Option For Safe Payments
Prepay is an escrow startup that provides a safe online payment service to users (buyers and sellers) to help avoid fraud and scams.
Banks, Fintech Firms To Get $2,000 A Month For Every S’porean Fresh Grad They Hire
The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced a $125 million support package to help banks and fintech firms hire and train talent, and adopt digital tools.
If Banks Reject Your Home Loan Request, This M’sian Site Lets Strangers Lend You Funds First
HomeCrowd is a Malaysian P2P digital mortgage crowdlending platform that connects millennials who want to own their first home to lenders.
Let Me Convince You To Forget About Pricey Bank Fees When Sending Money Overseas
We try out BigPay's international remittance feature by transferring money from Malaysia to a Singaporean account, with a comparison of bank rates too.
7 Ways You Can Access Vital Services & Survive The Partial Lockdown
Boost is offering users free life insurance with Prudential for COVID-19. Boost can also be used for shopping and paying bills while getting cashback.
PSA: Revolut Is Now Available On Google Pay For S’pore Users
Revolut users in Singapore with Android phones can now add their physical and virtual cards to Google Pay with a single tap in the Revolut app.
Read This If You Can’t Decide Where To Claim Your RM30 E-Tunai Rakyat From
Everyone's wondering which e-wallet is the best to redeem their RM30 e-Tunai Rakyat, so we've compared the benefits between Boost, GrabPay & TNG.
11 Apps That Entrepreneurs Should Use For Their Business, Recommended By M’sian Entrepreneurs
We asked Malaysian entrepreneurs what some of their must-have apps for entrepreneurs were (excluding the obvious ones), and these are what they recommended.
We Dive Into The Regulated Cryptocurrency World With Just RM3 Through This App
I start my cryptocurrency investment journey with just RM3 through Luno, Malaysia's very first regulated cryptocurrency exchange.
This M’sian Fashion Designer Is Using Crowdfunding To Help Others Start Their Own Fashion Line
Royale Demure is a Malaysian crowdfunding platform for fashion designers to turn their designs into actual clothing. Think Kickstarter, but for fashion.