Direct wallet, gateway or QR?
An “eWallet” label can describe several different flows: direct in-app checkout, DuitNow Online Banking/Wallets, a QR payment or a third-party payment gateway. Each live record must name the route instead of grouping every option under one badge.
| Claim | Evidence needed |
|---|---|
| Touch ’n Go eWallet supported | Exact cashier flow, merchant identity, provider restrictions, deposit/withdrawal direction |
| GrabPay / Boost supported | Live checkout screenshot, gateway/merchant information, limits and terms |
| Any eWallet accepted | Named wallets and transaction route; broad claims are insufficient |
| Fast eWallet withdrawal | Timestamped payout sample plus platform, processor and wallet posting stages |
Important Touch ’n Go merchant restriction
Touch ’n Go’s published Merchant’s Guidebook states that a business QR must not be used for illegal activities including gambling. For that reason, this site will not describe a casino as “TNG-approved” or treat a QR logo as proof of authorised compatibility. Any platform claim will be presented as a third-party claim until independently substantiated.
Neutral wording matters: “Platform displays a TNG option; not independently tested” is evidence-based. “Official TNG casino” is not.
eWallet comparison module
| Platform | Named wallet | Deposit route | Withdrawal route | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Awaiting verified brand data | Not published | Not published | Not published | Provider rules + cashier + date required |