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Boost is a mobile e-wallet application that allows users to pay for goods and services online or in physical stores by scanning a QR code. It is also possible […]

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Boost is a mobile e-wallet application that allows users to pay for goods and services online or in physical stores by scanning a QR code. It is also possible to transfer money between Boost users.

Users can add money to their Boost wallet by linking their bank account or by making a cash deposit at one of the many recharge points available in Malaysia, such as convenience stores, kiosks, and petrol stations.

Boost is used by many businesses and service providers in Malaysia, including public transport, cinemas, supermarkets, restaurants, and petrol stations. The platform also offers promotional deals and discounts for purchases made through its app.

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