Hong Leong Finance to launch all-in-one payment app HLF FASTPAY

The e-wallet comes with a virtual Visa Prepaid Card.

Hong Leong Finance will launch its all-in-one payment solution, HLF FASTPAY, on 20 May.

Apart from being a multi-currency e-wallet, HLF FASTPAY also comes with a virtual Visa Prepaid Card. It also incorporates remittance services locally and internationally, currency exchange, as well as Visa card payment.

Currencies that can be stored in the e-wallet include Euros, US dollars and Japanese yen.

The cross-border digital payment solution developed in collaboration with Nium, and allows small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), corporates and consumers to manage and transfer funds in multiple currencies safely, quickly, and cost-efficiently.

To use the e-wallet, customers will only have to top up via direct fund transfer from an HLF account or any other bank. The card can also be added to Google Pay.

In cases of suspicious transactions, locking the card and blocking it from further use can be done directly via the mobile app.

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