🇲🇾 Malaysia · Answer · Updated 23 May 2026
Does Touch 'n Go eWallet work on Malaysian restaurant POS?
Direct answer · updated
In 2026, Malaysian restaurants can accept Touch 'n Go through their participating payment provider. Direct DuitNow QR and wallet integration in LOOP POS is on roadmap. Keep the existing terminal, confirm payment there, then record it against the LOOP POS order. Ask the provider about fees, settlement and refunds before committing.
Yes, Touch 'n Go eWallet is the largest MY consumer wallet (16M+ active users 2026) and accepts via DuitNow QR. DuitNow QR accepts TnG plus Boost, MAE, GrabPay, ShopeePay and bank apps with one QR; direct DuitNow issuance from LOOP is on the roadmap, so today it is taken on the outlet's existing terminal. MDR ~0.6-1.0%, T+1 settlement.
How it works with LOOP
Direct DuitNow QR and Touch 'n Go integration in LOOP POS is on roadmap, not live. Keep the existing payment terminal or participating bank app and confirm the payment with that provider before recording its payment type against the order in LOOP POS. At shift close, compare the provider report with recorded tickets, investigate missing references and keep refunds linked to the original sale. Merchant fees and settlement timing come from the provider agreement, not a universal LOOP POS promise.
Key facts
- TnG eWallet: 16M+ MY users (2026)
- Accepts via DuitNow QR
- One QR for all MY wallets
- MDR: 0.6-1.0%
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