Soon you will be able to Grab a train to the airport


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 27 Jun 2018

Ooi trying out the GrabPay mobile e-wallet with one of its partner merchants.

Starting mid-July, travellers can use Grab to book another sort of ride to the airport – KLIA Ekspres train tickets, which can be purchased with the newly introduced GrabPay mobile e-wallet. 

GrabPay Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines managing director Ooi Huey Ting announced GrabPay has partnered with KLIA Ekspres to allow commuters at KLIA, KLIA2 and KL Sentral to use GrabPay credits to pay for their rides and enjoy limited time offers. 

“By working with partners who share our vision, we put ourselves at the center of Malaysians’ day-to-day lives. When users are accustomed to paying for daily essential services, such as transport, food delivery and payment, we can help to expedite Malaysia’s transformation towards a more cash-like economy,” says Ooi. 

Limited time offer:
Just RM5 per month.

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