The Week That Was: No cash, no problem


From left: Ramly Group director Siti Hayu Ramly, Ramly, Hong Leong Bank business corporate banking managing director Yow Kuan Tuck, HLISB’s chairman Datuk Dr Md Hamzah Md Kassim and CEO Jasani Abdullah unveiling their tie-up at a Ramly store. — HLISB

While bigger companies like supermarkets, petrol stations and cinemas have jumped on the e-wallet bandwagon, soon smaller stores – and even the neighbourhood burger stand – will accept cashless payments.

Local fast food company Ramly Group announced its collaboration with Hong Leong Islamic Bank (HLISB) to enable cashless payments at its bistros, marts and kiosks nationwide.

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