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TNG Digital is giving the TNG eWallet app a refreshed look, with a redesigned homepage aimed at making the app easier to use and faster to navigate. For many Malaysians, TNG eWallet has grown from being just a simple payment app into something used for daily transactions, bills, transport, food deals, financial services, and more. Because of that, the app's homepage has become increasingly important.

TNG Digital has reached an important milestone in its journey from a payment-focused e-wallet into a broader digital financial services platform. The company, best known as the operator of TNG eWallet, recorded its first full-year profit since the e-wallet was launched in March 2018. For a platform that started mainly around payments, toll convenience, and cashless transactions, this marks a significant shift in how the business is now generating value.

Touch 'n Go eWallet users who depend on debit cards for automatic reloads may need to adjust their habits soon. TNG Digital has confirmed that Auto Reload and Quick Payment through debit cards will be discontinued starting 13 May 2026.

Adobe users in Malaysia now have a new reason to pay attention if they have been thinking about subscribing to Creative Cloud. Adobe is currently running a limited-time promotion that gives eligible users discounts of up to 40% when they subscribe using Touch 'n Go eWallet as the payment method.

For local gamers who regularly buy in-game credits, Kaki Gamer's latest promotion is a pretty straightforward one. The platform is now offering a 5% discount on game top-ups paid through TNG eWallet, following a new partnership between MGMAX and TNG Digital.