TNG Digital and Setel Ventures have announced a strategic collaboration that now allows TNG eWallet users to pay for fuel at over 1,000 PETRONAS stations nationwide via a seamless in-app integration.
The initiative integrates Setel’s pump-and-pay functionality directly into the TNG eWallet through the newly launched ‘PETRONAS via Setel’ mini programme. This feature enables motorists to refuel and make payments without exiting their vehicles or requiring a separate application, streamlining the entire process.
To support the nationwide rollout, the first 50,000 eligible fuel transactions completed via the mini programme will be rewarded with RM5 worth of Mesra Rewards points. This offer is available to new users of Setel and Mesra Rewards, as well as existing Mesra members who link their IDs to Setel for the first time. Additionally, users will earn GOrewards points with each qualifying transaction.
Setel, PETRONAS’ proprietary mobile platform, provides a suite of services including fuel payments, parking, electric vehicle charging, motor insurance, and road tax renewals, through a single digital platform used across the company’s retail and merchant ecosystem.
Abdullah Ayman Awaluddin, Chief Executive Officer of Setel, stated that the partnership underscores the company’s continued efforts to expand its ecosystem through meaningful integrations. “Refuelling is a high-frequency transaction. Embedding Setel within TNG eWallet allows us to meet users where they are and reinforces our vision to deliver seamless and frictionless mobility and retail experiences through digital innovation,” he said.
Alan Ni, Chief Executive Officer of TNG Digital, noted the importance of everyday digital convenience. “Fuel payments are a regular routine for many individuals, and this collaboration makes the process faster and more accessible, while creating new touchpoints within PETRONAS’ nationwide network. We actively encourage partnerships that not only enhance convenience for users, but also give our partners the opportunity to reach a wider, digitally engaged audience,” he said.
