Gojek integrates ride-hailing service onto DBS PayLah!

The first 20,000 customers will earn a $3 cash rebate.

DBS PayLah! users can now book and pay for Gojek rides directly through the PayLah! platform, according to an announcement.

The first 20,000 customers who will book a Gojek ride through PayLah between 13 July and 31 August can redeem a $3 cash rebate. DBS will also offer Gojek riders personalised offers or rebates curated from partners such as Dunkin' Donuts, Gong Cha and Foodpanda.

The integration of Gojek’s services into the platform follows last year’s successful launch of PayLah! as a default in-app payment option in the Gojek app. In April, DBS held a three-part financing planner webinar series for Gojek driver-partners.

The bank has also enabled instant transfer of earnings support funds during the circuit breaker period for which DBS waived all processing fees.

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