Green Packet’s Kiplepay, Visa launch prepaid card in cashless society push


The Kiple Visa prepaid card will enable customers, such as students, to go cashless more easily while also making it easier for enterprises to fast-track their e-payment solutions, according to a joint statement on Monday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Green Packet Bhd’s unit Kiplepay Sdn Bhd has teamed up with Visa to introduce a first of its kind prepaid card to speed up Malaysia’s journey towards becoming a cashless society.

The Kiple Visa prepaid card will enable customers, such as students, to go cashless more easily while also making it easier for enterprises to fast-track their e-payment solutions, according to a joint statement on Monday.

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