Finance Ministry and TNG urge e-Tunai Belia Rahmah recipients to be wary of cash out offers


According to the Finance Ministry, the e-Tunai Belia Rahmah credit can be used for physical transactions at over 1.7 million business outlets nationwide. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The Finance Ministry and Touch ‘n Go issued reminders urging e-Tunai Belia Rahmah recipients to be wary of users offering "cash-out" services.

The Finance Ministry tweeted: Tidak semua yang berkilau itu indah. Sila ambil langkah waspada dan berjaga-jaga jika anda menerima sebarang tawaran penebusan tunai (Not everything that glitters is beautiful. Please be cautious and wary if you receive any cash redemption offers).

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