KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Today’s youths are the generation of digital natives who play a very important role in steering and ensuring the success of the digitalisation efforts in the country, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said.
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PETALING JAYA: Participating e-wallet platforms have acknowledged that some users faced difficulties during the eBelia credit redemption process which began today (June 1).
“We understand that some users are facing difficulties in registering for their RM150 eBelia credit with ShopeePay to claim their additional RM500 guaranteed vouchers,” Alain Yee, head of ShopeePay Malaysia, said in a statement to
LifestyleTech.
He advised applicants to log into their Shopee account and ensure that their ShopeePay account has been verified with the correct details, as per their MyKad information, to ensure a smooth registration process.
Approximately two million eligible Malaysian youths and full-time students are invited to claim RM150 of e-wallet credit under the eBelia programme next month, the Ministry of Finance announced.