128mega · Deposits, Withdrawals Account Verification

Deposit Into Your 128mega Account

Adding funds to your 128mega account starts at the cashier tab — the same place you manage your whole balance. We support Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay, DuitNow and FPX so you pick whichever app is already open on your phone. Once you confirm, the amount moves straight into your account balance. Players in Subang Jaya and Klang use these same

rails daily, and the flow is the same whether you are on mobile or desktop. No forms to fax, no delays waiting for manual approval on standard deposits.

Open the cashier — Log in and tap the cashier icon. Your current balance and available deposit channels are shown at the top of the screen.
Choose your payment channel — Select Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay, DuitNow or FPX. Each channel shows the account details or QR code you need to complete the transfer.
Enter the amount and confirm — Key in the RM amount, review the details once, then confirm with your wallet PIN or bank login. Keep the transaction reference in case you need it later.
Balance updates — Your 128mega balance refreshes once the transfer clears. If it has not updated after a few minutes, use live chat and share your transaction reference.

Request a Payout From 128mega

Withdrawals at 128mega go back to the same payment channel you used to deposit — your Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or GrabPay account, or your DuitNow-linked bank. This keeps the payout path short and reduces the chance of a mismatch that could delay processing. Before your first withdrawal request, your account needs to pass the standard verification step, which we walk

through in the next section. After that, each request follows the same straightforward flow.

Go to the withdrawal screen — Log in, open the cashier and select the withdrawal tab. Your verified payout channels will be listed there automatically.
Pick a payout method — Choose the e-wallet or bank account you want the funds sent to. We match this against your registered details so the transfer lands in the right place.
Enter the amount — Type the RM amount you want to withdraw. The screen shows any minimum amount required and your available balance before you confirm.
Submit and track the request — Tap confirm to submit. You can check the status in your transaction history. If the status has not moved, contact live chat with your withdrawal reference number.

Verify Your 128mega Account

Account verification at 128mega is a one-time step that links your identity to your registered account. It protects your balance from unauthorised withdrawal requests and keeps the payout path clean. We ask for a government-issued photo ID — your MyKad works — and sometimes a short proof that the payment method belongs to you, such as a screenshot of your Touch 'n

Go eWallet or Boost profile showing your registered name. Documents go through our review process and you get confirmation once the account is cleared. Verification is available where local law permits.

Prepare your ID — Have a clear photo or scan of your MyKad or passport ready. Both sides of the MyKad are required — make sure the text is fully legible and not cut off.
Upload through the account portal — Log in, go to account settings and find the verification section. Upload your documents directly — no email attachment needed.
Add payment proof if requested — If we need to confirm your e-wallet ownership, a screenshot of your Boost or Touch 'n Go eWallet profile showing your name is usually enough.
Await confirmation — Our team reviews submissions and notifies you through your account message centre. Once cleared, withdrawal requests process without additional ID checks.

PAYMENT CHANNELS

Payment Methods at 128mega

We keep the cashier focused on the payment rails Malaysians already use. Every channel below is available for deposits, and most support withdrawals once your account is verified. Access depends on eligibility and local law in your region.

Touch 'n Go eWallet Scan the QR or enter the account number shown in the cashier. Transfers draw from your TNG eWallet balance and reflect in your 128mega account once cleared.

Boost Open your Boost app, send to the displayed account and confirm with your Boost PIN. Withdrawals back to Boost follow the same registered-name matching process.

GrabPay Use GrabPay's send-money flow to transfer to the cashier account shown. Fast checkout habit from everyday Grab use translates directly to your deposit here.

DuitNow Send via DuitNow ID or account number through any participating Malaysian bank app. Works well for larger RM amounts where e-wallet limits may apply.

FPX Online Banking Select FPX, choose Maybank2u, CIMB Clicks or another participating bank, log in and approve. The transfer links directly from your bank account to your 128mega balance.

128mega Banking — Common Questions

If your question is not covered below, our live chat team can pick it up directly. Have your transaction reference ready when you reach out — it speeds things up on our end.

Touch 'n Go eWallet and Boost both clear quickly once you confirm the transfer. The balance in your 128mega account updates as soon as the payment rails confirm receipt on their end.

We generally route payouts back to the same channel used for the deposit. If your preferred withdrawal method differs, contact live chat before submitting the request so we can check your account.

Minimum deposit amounts are shown inside the cashier next to each payment channel. We do not publish a single figure here because the amount may differ depending on the channel you select.

Wait a few minutes, then check your transaction history. If the balance still has not updated, open live chat and share your transaction reference number so our team can trace it.

Our team works through verification submissions as they arrive. Once you upload clear documents through the account portal, you will receive a message centre notification when the review is complete.

Any applicable fees are shown on the withdrawal screen before you confirm. We recommend reviewing the breakdown on that screen rather than relying on a general figure here.

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