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Internet Accessibility Spurs RM11.5 Billion Cashless Transactions In Malaysia In 2023, Says Bank Negara
Deputy Digital Minister Datuk Wilson Ugak Umbong noted that this amount represents an increase from RM9.5 billion in 2022 and RM7.2 billion in 2021.
Google Temporarily Shuts Down MYR Currency Converter Due To Technical Glitches
Google had discussions with Bank Negara and they decided to do so to prevent future errors in displaying RM exchange rates.
[Update] The Government Will Seek Answers From Google About Inaccurate Exchange Rate
The popular search engine displayed the ringgit against the US dollar at RM4.98, but the actual rate is lower.
GXBank Now Ready To Serve Malaysians
The GXBank app is open to all Malaysians, taking them one step closer to financial inclusion and resilience
5 Digital Banking Licenses Approved By BNM, Says Deputy Finance Minister
Deputy Minister of Finance, Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan said the applicants went through assessments before they were given the green light.
Bank Negara’s Anti-Fraud Measures Prove Effective: 58% Decrease In Unauthorised Online Transactions
The central bank's governor says the reduction was due to the implementation of five key measures to combat financial fraud in December 2022.
DuitNow QR Payments: Micro And Small Businesses Will Continue To Enjoy Zero-Cost Transactions; No New Costs For Individual Customers
Major banks and non-bank financial service providers will waive transaction
fees for micro and small businesses accepting DuitNow QR payments.
Fighting Fraud Together: Communications Ministry Suggests National Anti-Scam Task Force At Bank Negara
The task force will be responsible for stopping online scams.
Countering Financial Fraud: Bank Negara’s National Fraud Portal On Track For 2024 Launch
The portal aims to automate and enhance the ability to detect and trace the movement of funds stolen from financial scam victims.
Touch ‘n Go Digital Hit With RM600,000 Fine For Financial Services Act Breach
TNGD was fined because it had registered two individuals who were subjected to sanctions under anti-money laundering laws.