It says the insurance renewal service featured in MyJPJ merely serves as a link, directing users to the Nile Tech portal to complete their transactions.
Key takeaways
The transport ministry stated that Nile Tech has no access to MyJPJ data, as the service merely redirects users to the Nile Tech portal for insurance renewals. The ministry clarified that Nile Tech was appointed as a non-exclusive platform provider to facilitate online transactions at no cost to the government.
- MyJPJ insurance renewal links redirect users to the Nile Tech portal, where all transactions occur.
- User information entered on the Nile Tech portal is governed by that platform's own terms and privacy policy.
- Nile Tech was appointed as a non-exclusive provider to offer an alternative online channel for vehicle insurance renewal.
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The transport ministry said Nile Tech was appointed as a platform provider to offer MyJPJ users an alternative channel for vehicle insurance renewal.KUALA LUMPUR: Nile Tech Sdn Bhd has not been granted access to the database of the road transport department's MyJPJ application, and no user profile information is automatically transmitted to the company via the insurance renewal link in the application, the transport ministry says.
In a written response on the Parliament website, the ministry said the insurance renewal service featured in MyJPJ merely serves as a link, directing users to the Nile Tech portal to complete their transactions.
"When the link is selected, users are redirected from the MyJPJ application to the Nile Tech portal. All insurance renewal processes and transactions take place on that portal.
