TNG says its RFID tags don’t have an expiry date after promo for pilot users goes viral


For users who choose not to purchase a new tag, the company said the pilot RFID tags will 'continue to be active and registered to the vehicle'. — The Star

Touch ‘n Go has issued a statement to clarify that its RFID tags do not have an expiry date.

“With regards to the misconception about the Touch ‘n Go RFID having an expiry date by January 31 2024, this is false and incorrect,” the company said in a notice posted on its Facebook page.

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