Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet) processed RM8.44 billion in transactions in 2025, reflecting a growing shift towards digital payments among Malaysians. The increase highlights changing consumer behaviour.
The rise in transaction volume is driven by widespread adoption of online banking, e-wallets, and cashless payment methods. Businesses are also increasingly embracing digital platforms.
Experts say the trend signals strong momentum towards a cashless society. Continued investment in financial technology is expected to further accelerate digital payment adoption in the coming years.
Government expands Budi Diesel quota to 300 litres monthly, aiding 200,000 pick‑up and jeep owners;…
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Government expands Budi Diesel quota to 300 litres monthly, aiding 200,000 pick‑up and jeep owners;…
Government expands Budi Diesel quota to 300 litres monthly, aiding 200,000 pick‑up and jeep owners;…
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Government expands Budi Diesel quota to 300 litres monthly, aiding 200,000 pick‑up and jeep owners;…
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