TNG eWallet's GOfinance surpasses five million users


KUALA LUMPUR: TNG Digital Sdn Bhd's GOfinance has surpassed five million users, with total investment value processed across its wealth offerings reaching RM3.57bil as at Sept 30, 2026.

In a statement, the TNG eWallet operator said more than five million distinct users had accessed at least one wealth product through GOfinance, its financial services hub.

Of these, more than 4.7 million users had invested in GO+, while over 700,000 had traded digital gold through e-Mas.

GOfinance offers a range of investment products, including money market funds, Amanah Saham, unit trusts, retirement solutions, digital gold and local and global equities.

Selected products are available from as low as RM10.

TNG Digital chief financial services officer Desmond Teoh said the platform aimed to make investment products more accessible by allowing users to explore different options within a single app.

“Making wealth-building more accessible is about more than lowering the starting amount. People also need a way to explore different choices without navigating separate platforms,” he said.

GOfinance operates through an open-platform model, working with regulated financial institutions and specialist partners to offer investment products through TNG eWallet.

The company said its recent collaboration with Webull had expanded access to local and global equities.

Teoh said the partnerships allowed TNG Digital to broaden its financial services offerings while leveraging the investment expertise of its partners.

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