E-wallets are nothing new to Malaysians considering we have a boatload of them on the app store. In May, Boost was made a payment option at over 800 Shell station nationwide. Last November, Setel ...

According to Setel, auto top-ups and purchases made via CardTerus using credit cards are exempted from the 1% convenience fee until further notice. Other reloads such as online banking, debit card ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 29 (Bernama) -- Petronas Dagangan Bhd (PDB) has introduced Setel, the first Southeast Asia's e-payment for fuel purchases directly from mobile devices. Setel is a customised solution ...

Fuel and parking-centric ewallet app, Setel, has announced that it will start imposing a 1% convenience fee on credit card reloads from Dec 5 onwards.

Setel also offers cashback of up to RM80, e-vouchers from various brands and Mesra points for selected transactions.