Payment gateway fee changes
What changed and when, straight from our audits of each provider's official pricing pages. Increases, newly published rates, and figures quietly withdrawn all land here, with the date we verified them.
Verified 2026-07-17
- DirectoryNew listing
Eleven providers added in discovery round 3 (74 total), led by Herepay whose flat RM0.70 B2C FPX makes it the cheapest ranked gateway at about RM1.07 per RM100.
- M1PayRates published
Full MDR table now published (FPX RM0.80 B2C, domestic card 1.8%, wallets 1% to 1.2%, setup RM399, RM100/yr), moving M1Pay from Contact sales into the ranking at about RM1.16 per RM100.
- MOBYRates published
Full rate card now published (cards 0.99%, e-wallets 1.5%, DuitNow QR 0.8% + RM0.10, FPX RM2.00 B2C / RM0.70 B2B) alongside SME RM99/month and Enterprise RM149/month plans.
- AffanPayRates published
Homepage rate card recorded: FPX RM1.00 B2C / RM2.00 B2B, DuitNow QR 0.8%, e-wallets 1.5%, cards 1.75% local / 2.4% foreign, with QR, wallet and card channels subject to approval.
- QashierRates published
Malaysian MDR card now lives at /my/mdr-rates: online cards from 1.40% + RM0.65 and DuitNow from 1.0% (setup RM500 for WooCommerce/API); in-store cards from 0.50%.
- RinggitPayRates withdrawn
The public rate card (FPX RM1.20/RM2.20, cards 1.5%/2.0%, wallets 1.5%) was removed; the pricing page is now a lead-capture form, so RinggitPay leaves the fee ranking.
- Revenue MonsterRates withdrawn
The indicative from-0.8% e-wallet and DuitNow QR figures no longer appear on the pricing page; both fields return to Contact sales.
- Xendit MalaysiaCorrection
Pricing page now splits FPX personal (RM1.20 + RM0.90) vs corporate (RM2.00 + RM0.90), splits domestic debit 1.90% vs credit 2.00%, and newly publishes DuitNow Online Banking rates.
- PaydibsRates withdrawn
The previously published settlement schedule (three times weekly) is no longer stated anywhere on paydibs.com, so settlement returns to Contact sales.
Verified 2026-07-02
- Xendit MalaysiaFee increase
Repriced: a flat RM0.90 now stacks on every method fee, and the full rate card is officially published (previously third-party figures).
- toyyibPayRates published
Now publishes card 1.5% (foreign 3.5%) and DuitNow QR 1% or RM1, joining FPX RM1.00; enough official coverage to enter the ranking near the top.
- SPayLaterFee increase
The 3-month tenure merchant rate rises to 5% effective 1 February 2026, per the official seller notice.
- SwiFRates published
Published a full 4-tier rate card covering FPX, cards and e-wallets on its official pricing page.
- HitPayRates published
Per-wallet and BNPL rates are now on the official pricing page, and settlement is T+2 to T+3 (previously understood as faster).
- FiuuRates published
DuitNow QR 1% and the RM99 signup fee are now stated on official pages.
- BillplzRates published
DuitNow QR at 1.5% added to the official rate card.
- CHIPRates published
DuitNow QR 1% (minimum RM0.15) and Atome BNPL 5.3% published officially.
- KipleRates published
DuitNow QR 1.2% published on the official site.
- TNG eWalletRates published
Merchant signup confirmed free on official merchant pages.
- Stripe MalaysiaRates published
A RM2 minimum charge amount is documented officially.
- Curlec by RazorpayCorrection
T+2 settlement confirmed on official documentation (previously a third-party figure).
- RiipayRates withdrawn
Previously published rates (2.5%, T+7) are no longer on the official site; fees now shown as Contact sales.
- GkashRates withdrawn
Setup and annual fees no longer published officially; downgraded to Contact sales.
- BCL PayRates withdrawn
Setup fee and T+1 settlement no longer stated officially; downgraded to Contact sales.
- SecurePayRates withdrawn
Rates removed from the official site; fees now shown as Contact sales.
- Mobi (formerly gomobi)Correction
Rebranded from gomobi to Mobi (mobi.xyz); same provider, updated identity.
- BetterPayNew listing
Added to the directory with a fully published rate card; enters the fee ranking on official rates.
How this log works
We periodically re-verify every fee in the directory against each provider's own pricing pages (the current pass covered all providers). A change only appears here when the official source itself changed; each provider's detail page carries the source link and verified date. If a provider stops publishing a figure, we mark it "Contact sales" rather than keep a stale number.