Walaoeh! A dangerous new TNG eWallet Scam is spreading fast, and scammers are getting smarter every day!
Just when we thought we were safe, a new Touch n Go Scam 2026 has surfaced in December 2025, draining Malaysians’ bank accounts faster than you can say “Tambah Nilai”.
If you receive an SMS or WhatsApp claiming your “eWallet is suspended” or “You received RM500 bonus”, STOP. Do not click. This is the TNG eWallet Scam everyone is warning about.
Here is everything you need to know about the Latest Scam Malaysia is talking about, and how to protect your hard-earned money.
Correction — updated 23 September 2026
Earlier versions of this alert pointed to the wrong website as TNG eWallet’s official address, printed one version of NSRC 997’s hours as if it were settled, gave a time limit for calling 997 that no official page states, and played down the police report.
TNG eWallet’s official site is tngdigital
Updated 23 September 2026 against official sources (see the notes marked in the article).
Table of Contents
The fake pageThree signsIf you clickedWhat is this “Fake Login” TNG eWallet Scam?
This new TNG eWallet Scam is particularly dangerous because the fake website looks exactly like the real Touch ‘n Go login page.
How the TNG eWallet Scam works:
- The Bait: You get an SMS: “RM800 credited to your TNG. Claim at: www
.tng-portal-claim ..com” - The Trap: You click the link. It opens a fake site designed for the TNG eWallet Scam.
- The Theft: You enter your Phone Number and 6-Digit PIN.
- The OTP: The site asks for your OTP. You think it is to login, but the scammer is using it to reset your PIN on their device.
- Game Over: They transfer all your balance out.
(Pro Tip: If you need money, apply for the legitimate STR 2026 Aid from the government instead of trusting these scams!)
3 Signs It Is a Latest SCAM Malaysia (How to Spot It)
Don’t be a victim. Here is how to identify this Viral Scam Alert before it is too late:
1. The Link is Weird
TNG eWallet’s official website is tngdigital.com.my. (touchngo.com.my belongs to Touch ‘n Go Sdn Bhd, which handles the card, tolls and RFID — see TNG eWallet’s contact page.)
- FAKE:
tng-claim-reward.xyz,bit.ly/tng-bonus. - REAL: TNG eWallet says it will never send you a link via SMS (Security Centre). They use “Push Notifications”.
2. Urgent Language
The TNG eWallet Scam relies on panic.
- “Your account will be blocked in 1 hour!”
- “Final Warning!”
- Real banks and e-wallets don’t threaten you like Ah Longs.
3. Unknown WhatsApp Numbers
If “Touch ‘n Go Support” messages you from a personal mobile number (+6011…), it is the TNG eWallet Scam. TNG eWallet’s official contact page lists only its Careline and Live Chat as support channels.
What To Do If You Clicked? (Emergency Steps)
Walaoeh, did you accidentally fall for the TNG eWallet Scam? Act fast:
- Call 997 (NSRC) Immediately: The National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) handles scam emergencies. Dial 997 to freeze the transaction, whatever the time. Official pages differ on its hours: malaysia
.gov (updated 31 July 2026) says 24 hours, while the NFCC and BNM FAQ pages say 8am–8pm. If no one answers, call your bank’s 24-hour hotline (the number is on the back of your card). Official pages give a 24-hour window for this call, counted from the scam itself (BNM) or from when you discover it (MyGOV)..my - Change Your PIN: If you can still access your app, change your 6-digit PIN immediately.
- Unlink Your Cards: Remove all saved Credit/Debit cards from the app to prevent further damage. If the message was an investment offer rather than a fake login page, the checks and reporting channels are different — see this site’s guide to checking an investment before you pay.
- Report to Police: File a report at the nearest police station within 24 hours — without one, the police cannot follow up (NFCC).
Summary: Stay Safe, Don’t Greed
Remember the golden rule to avoid the TNG eWallet Scam: If it is too good to be true, it is a scam.
No one gives RM800 for free. Stay vigilant against this Touch n Go Scam 2026 wave!
Please Share This to Your Family Group! Don’t let your parents fall for this TNG eWallet Scam. If you spot any new tactics, please inform The Walao Eh immediately so we can update this alert.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Will Touch ‘n Go send SMS with links?
No. Bank Negara Malaysia has required banks to remove clickable links from SMS since 2022, and its RMiT policy (November 2025) applies the same rule to major e-wallets, to prevent phishing scams. If you see a link in SMS, it is likely fake.
Can I get my money back if scammed?
It is difficult. Once the money is transferred out, it is usually gone. That is why calling 997 immediately is crucial to block the mule account.
How to contact official TNG support?
Only use the “Careline” number listed inside your official app or website. Do not trust numbers found on random Facebook comments.
About this guide. Written by an independent Malaysian and re-checked against official sources on a schedule. It is general information, not legal, tax, financial or medical advice — rules, fees and thresholds in Malaysia change, sometimes without notice. Where a decision affects your money or your rights, confirm with the official agency or a licensed professional before acting.