Link e-wallet to Touch ‘n Go card to pay for toll


  • TECH
  • Friday, 07 Dec 2018

Yuri's abstract art work, Flash Fire (left) and The Flaming Chillie are featured on Touch 'n Go pre-paid cards

Drivers can now connect their Touch ‘n Go e-wallet with up to three Touch ‘n Go (TNG) cards so they can use the credit in their e-wallet to pay for toll at selected highways.

“Under the first phase, the TNG card feature can only be used at toll booths across the Duke Highway. In the coming months, users can look at the e-wallet as their primary source of funds to pay for their toll fares across all toll booths in Klang Valley,” according to the website.

For the pilot project, the TNG card feature can be used at the Duke highway 1 Plaza Tol Batu, Plaza Tol Ayer Panas and Plaza Tol Sentul Pasar, as well as Duke highway 2 Plaza Tol Segambut and Plaza Tol Sentul Pasar Tambahan.

However, users will still have to use the physical cards, and not their smartphones, when entering toll lanes with TNG or SmartTag to initiate payment.

The money will then be deducted from the e-wallet instead of the value stored on the card. Do note that all the associated cards will have the same top up value as the e-wallet.

TNG says most of the Klang Valley highways will be part of this pilot programme in the next phase, though no timeline was given. 

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