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You can also use MyDebit, Visa and Mastercard cards to pay for tolls on KESAS and SMART Tunnel as part of the ongoing Open Payment System Trial. Just lookout for the sign at the toll plaza.

Litrak Group has announced that both Sprint and LDP can now accept credit and debit cards for toll payments. When approaching the toll plaza, look out for the Visa, Mastercard and MyDebit sign.

The HSBC Revolution Card is a no-frills credit card that lets you earn HSBC rewards points for online and contactless transactions. Unlike cashback cards that force you to work your brain and micromanage your expenses, this HSBC credit card has no minimum spending requirement. Sound like the HSBC Revolution Card may make a worthy companion? Let's take a closer look....

Salahuddin’s tweet was accompanied by The Star’s report, "Touch ‘n Go unveils Visa card tied to ewallet, but it can’t be used to pay for tolls”.

Touch ‘n Go has confirmed that its newly unveiled Visa prepaid card can’t be used to pay for highway tolls or public transport.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 10 — Apple Pay is finally enabled in Malaysia and it allows you to make contactless card payments using your iPhone and Apple Watch. At first glance, you...

Apple launched Apple Pay, which lets customers make payments in stores and online through iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac, in Malaysia on Tuesday. Currently, Apple Pay is supported for Malaysian customers using Visa and MasterCard cards from banks including AmBank, Maybank, and Standard Chartered Bank with support for American Express cards coming later this […]

Apple users can now rejoice as the long sought-after feature, Apple Pay, has finally made its way to Malaysia. As you can expect, this means you’ll be

Valitor, a leader in international issuing and acquiring services, in cooperation with Point, a leading provider of electronic payment solutions in Europe, has finalised a new piece of software for contactless payments and smartphone mobile payments in Iceland.

With travel opening up again (despite the fear mongering behind the new Covid-19 variant, Omicron), Singaporeans are looking for ways to save a wee bit of cash. This is where the digital multi-currency accounts come in. Instarem’s amazing new Amaze card has launched this year, with a lucrative 1 per cent cashback on top of your linked credit card. How...