“This includes payments for flights and hotel bookings, as well as on airasia food, airasia grocer, airasia xpress, or when booking a ride through airasia ride.
“By working with our partner Fasspay, users can have peace of mind as this new feature is completely secure, fully compliant, and licensed by Bank Negara Malaysia," he added.
Amanda Woo, chief executive officer (CEO) of airasia Super App, said, “This is the final step in closing the loop for the whole airasia ecosystem, which will draw out the true superpower of the airasia Super App.”
“airasia pocket is now a more accessible, faster, and rewarding way to pay for anything within the airasia ecosystem and will facilitate better user experiences.
“Having airasia pocket also provides more significant insights into customer behaviour which will assist us in giving better value and more quality services to all our app users,” Amanda said.
Fasspay CEO Chris Leong said the organisation is honoured to be a partner in airasia Super App’s fintech journey and will continue to support its aspiration to grow regionally and globally.
“Fasspay’s mission is to enable our partners, such as airasia Super App, to realise their vision by using this wallet-as-a-service to extend their financial services. This partnership is just the beginning for Fasspay as our ultimate aim is to avail this full-stack payments platform to other customers both small and large globally,” he said.
Currently, top-ups for airasia pocket are available via Online Banking (FPX), with more options to be added in the future.
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many people buy shares thinking it will go back to their previous high. if buying shares is so easy, where got poor people already? look at parkson, ytl, berjaya, maxis.... alll down down and down" =========================
The problem is politic and policies. All companies are not at liberty to function at will. There are unemployable laidbacks forced to be on payroll via quota system, trojans in the administration, parasites in the boardroom and leeching regulators.
sounds better. then everyone can be goreng. just personal guess: capital a will get delisted first and to relist sometime later. so not a good time to go in unless gambling
Dato Goh is the founder of myairline, also the founder and owner of i-serve, a company raided by BNM in Nov 2021 for some illegal activities, some say ponzi scheme, money game.... google the founder name Dato Goh
This is another new scam by Datuk Goh Hwan Hua to scam more people. many investor lost their money, read this letter by someone to thestar, he lost everything and now wants to die. goh is heartless, ponzi scheme
China, HK, TPE and Japan are still closed for tourist. These places are the last to open and they are some of the most populous places on earth. That explains the stark difference pre and post covid passenger numbers. Once these places open up, the figure will jump dramatically as many will transit through KL and travel to other regional and domestic destinations. Expect Japan to be fully open by September.
As for monkey pox emergency (disputable decision) and the endless omicron waves, people are generally covid fatigue and don’t wanna talk about it anymore. Unless you have ill intention to create scaremongering.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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“This includes payments for flights and hotel bookings, as well as on airasia food, airasia grocer, airasia xpress, or when booking a ride through airasia ride.
“By working with our partner Fasspay, users can have peace of mind as this new feature is completely secure, fully compliant, and licensed by Bank Negara Malaysia," he added.
Amanda Woo, chief executive officer (CEO) of airasia Super App, said, “This is the final step in closing the loop for the whole airasia ecosystem, which will draw out the true superpower of the airasia Super App.”
“airasia pocket is now a more accessible, faster, and rewarding way to pay for anything within the airasia ecosystem and will facilitate better user experiences.
“Having airasia pocket also provides more significant insights into customer behaviour which will assist us in giving better value and more quality services to all our app users,” Amanda said.
Fasspay CEO Chris Leong said the organisation is honoured to be a partner in airasia Super App’s fintech journey and will continue to support its aspiration to grow regionally and globally.
“Fasspay’s mission is to enable our partners, such as airasia Super App, to realise their vision by using this wallet-as-a-service to extend their financial services. This partnership is just the beginning for Fasspay as our ultimate aim is to avail this full-stack payments platform to other customers both small and large globally,” he said.
Currently, top-ups for airasia pocket are available via Online Banking (FPX), with more options to be added in the future.