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The government's highly anticipated BUDI95 subsidy scheme is beginning to reveal its digital backbone — and at the heart of it sits TNG Digital. While the scheme itself has been making headlines for its RM1.99 per litre subsidised RON95 petrol, less has been said about who is actually running the system behind the scenes. Now, thanks to a recent confirmation, we know that responsibility lies with TNG Digital.
Ensuring Access to Subsidised Fuel - As Malaysia gears up for the launch of the BUDI95 fuel subsidy programme, the government is taking proactive steps to make sure no one is left out. From 23 September to 7 October 2025, the National Registration Department (JPN), under the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN), will be offering free replacements for damaged MyKad chips nationwide.
BUDI95 Rollout Coming Soon - The BUDI95 fuel subsidy, which sets petrol prices at RM1.99 per litre, is officially launching on 30 September 2025. To ensure that only eligible Malaysians benefit, verification will primarily be done through MyKad. But there's good news for tech-savvy drivers—Petronas has confirmed that its Setel app can also be used for this process.
A New Safeguard Against Abuse - The government has announced an important control measure for the BUDI95 subsidised petrol programme, which offers fuel at RM1.99 per litre. To prevent misuse, individuals will only be able to refuel once per day at the subsidised rate.
