Malaysia Mobile Telecom Providers

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U Mobile recently introduced GOLIFE its first telco assurance product where U Mobile customers may apply, subscribe and manage their life insurance coverage entirely via their mobile phone.

Digi has introduced a mobile payment terminal for Malaysian businesses. These mobile payment devices allow businesses to receive card-based payments for products and services without needing to be tethered to a physical phone line.

Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (Digi) has announced a partnership with Grab Malaysia for a year-long collaboration to bring a new ride experience to both Grab customers and driver-partners.

Malaysia's leading mobile operator, Maxis has appointed Robert Nason as the interim CEO effective 1st April 2018. The Telco said that Robert will remain in this role until a new permanent CEO can be appointed.

The Malaysia Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) announced that it has adopted Digi's vcash as their solution of choice for cashless transactions. This landmark decision marks the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) as the first arm of the Government to implement a cashless payment solution within its bureau.

One of the leading mobile operator in Malaysia, Celcom Axiata Berhad now has 9.56 million mobile subscribers as of the end of 2017, Quarter 4 2017 (4Q17), down from 9.67 million mobile subscribers it had in 3Q17. Celcom is a subsidiary of Axiata Group Berhad.

In conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebration, Celcom Axiata is now offering 3 times more Internet quota without increasing the price of its Xpax Internet plans.

Boost, an app-based mobile wallet, is now launched in Malaysia. The mobile app offers a convenient way to pay, send, request and store money in one’s smartphone. Boost said it aims to revolutionise the way Malaysian consumers transact by creating a seamless payment experience without cash or cards.