Homegrown e-wallet boosts efforts to go cashless


Ong (left) and Khairil at the Boost e-Tunai Rakyat Gets A Boost launch at a mall in Kuala Lumpur. — SYAMIMI ZAINAL/The Star

THE journey for a cashless Malaysia took a big step forward with the launch of the government’s e-Tunai Rakyat initiative.

To further encourage Malaysians to adopt a cashless lifestyle, homegrown lifestyle e-wallet Boost is rolling out exciting offers for users to enjoy the RM30 digital stimulus and gain bigger value.

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