Touch N Go Ewallet Expands Payment Reach To Asia S Leading Delivery Platform Foodpanda

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eWallet users get instant cash discount at checkout with a minimum spend of RM25



With contactless payments becoming more prevalent over the past few years, Touch ’n Go eWallet has expanded its payment reach to partner with foodpanda Malaysia, the country’s leading quick commerce delivery platform. This partnership creates a synergistic payment ecosystem which will enable Touch ‘n Go eWallet users to enjoy the convenience of foodpanda’s delivery services nationwide.

From now till 28 February 2022, Touch ‘n Go eWallet users will also enjoy RM12 off when they spend a minimum of RM25 at checkout via Touch ‘n Go eWallet when placing orders on foodpanda.

Commenting on the collaboration, Alan Ni, Chief Executive Officer of TNG Digital Sdn Bhd said, “Touch ‘n Go eWallet is excited to partner with foodpanda to provide more than 18 million Touch ‘n Go eWallet users access to a seamless delivery experience across Malaysia.”

“Our users will be able to enjoy the convenience of foodpanda’s delivery services for a wide variety of food, grocery and daily essentials while having peace of mind when they make payments with Touch ‘n Go eWallet, knowing that their transactions will be safe and secure,” he said.

“foodpanda Malaysia is committed to providing our customers with the convenience of having their food and daily essentials delivered right to their doorstep. We strive to be 1% better each time and add value to our customer’s experience. This time, it is to give them more options in payment methods,” said foodpanda Malaysia Chief Executive Officer Sayantan Das.

“We are proud to be partnering with TNG Digital to enable the usage of Touch ’n Go eWallet on our platform. Leveraging our synergies as the leading quick commerce platform and the largest eWallet provider in the country, we are happy to play our role in encouraging the adoption of digital payment for the convenience and safety of millions of our merchants, riders and customers,” he added.

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