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TrueMoney Now Available at all BHPetrol and Petron Service Stations

TrueMoney, a leading e-wallet and digital payment platform in Malaysia, has partnered with BHPetrol and Petron, two prominent petroleum companies, expanding its payment network to over 30,000 points across the country.

TrueMoney Expands Reach

This partnership allows TrueMoney users to make seamless and hassle-free payments at 794 Petron and 320 BHPetrol service stations. TrueMoney is aiming to provide convenience and accessibility to its customers while contributing to the digitalization of payment methods in Malaysia, where the e-commerce market has witnessed significant growth.

The collaboration supports the growing trend of cashless and contactless payments, especially among younger generations. TrueMoney has expanded its e-wallet ecosystem to approximately 12,000 merchants and 30,000 payment points, further solidifying its position in the financial services sector.

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