PLUS aims to go cashless at all its rest areas

By DAVID TAN
  • Business

  • Wednesday, 17 Jul 2019

Liew: The technology allows us to understand the food preference of our customers.

GEORGE TOWN: PLUS Malaysia Bhd is targeting for all its rest and service areas (RSAs) in the country to go cashless by end-2020 .

Chief commercial officer Christine Liew told StarBiz that PLUS was currently working with Visa, Boost e-wallet and other credit card companies to achieve the objective.

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Monthly Plan

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Annual Plan

RM 12.33/month

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