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Too Many E-Wallets?

14-Aug-19 07:30

Too Many E-Wallets?

00:05 - With 46 E-wallet players in Malaysia, are we ready to go cashless soon? We ask this question and also if there are too many players in this space fighting for market share with traditional banks also trying to get a slice of this pie.

08:18 - Dream Edge has been announced as the anchor company for the third national car but is this a government funded initiative or not? We discuss this and also whether this relatively unknown company is right for the job or would resources be put to better use in other project.

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Julian Ng, Wong Shou Ning


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Tags:  e-walletcashlessconveniencereliabilitynational carDreamEdge





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