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ShopeePay raised the Money+ holding limit to RM30,000, and the company said the balances are classified as investments that Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corp (PIDM) does not protect.
ShopeePay increased Money+ holding limit to RM30,000, matching its e-wallet limit.
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ShopeePay has raised the holding limit for Money+, its feature that lets users invest, shop and pay from the same balance, to RM30,000.
The company says the increase comes at no extra cost to users and places the limit among the highest in the Malaysian market.
When ShopeePay lifted its main e-wallet limit to RM30,000 in January, Money+ stayed capped at RM20,000 until now.
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