Best E-Wallet & Digital Bank Rates Malaysia 2026

Where to park spare cash for daily returns. Compare the yields, PIDM protection and features of Touch 'n Go GO+, the digital banks and cash-management funds — ranked.

Last updated: 24 July 2026 · rates indicative
up to 4.00%
Highest indicative yield today
Ryt Bank Savings · Ryt Bank (YTL + Sea Group) · 2.05% base + 1.95% bonus = 4.00% on the first RM20,000; bonus unlocked by a stamp card (RM10+ Ryt Card or JomPAY spend, max 1 stamp/day) that renews a 30-day bonus period. New accounts get 4.00% for the first 30 days.
up to 4.00%
Top indicative yield
8
Products compared
4
PIDM-insured
6
With no minimum

Compare e-wallet & digital bank rates

Ranked by indicative yield. Digital banks are PIDM-insured; money-market funds are low-risk but not. “Up to” rates may need promo conditions — tap any provider to read & write reviews.

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RYT
Ryt Bank Savings
Ryt Bank (YTL + Sea Group)
up to 4.00%
Daily interest
Digital bankPIDM
Min
None
Withdrawal
Instant (DuitNow)
How you pay
Debit card + DuitNow QR
4% needs the monthly stamp condition and is capped at RM20k — promo terms change, check in-app.
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BST
Boost Bank Savings
Boost Bank (Axiata + RHB)
up to 4.00%
Daily interest
Digital bankPIDM
Min
None
Withdrawal
Instant (DuitNow)
How you pay
Debit card + DuitNow QR
The 4% headline is the BoostUP Jar rate and needs at least RM500 of Boost Wallet spend each month; the main Savings Account pays 2.5% p.a. and Savings Jars 3% p.a.
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KDI
KDI Save
Kenanga Digital Investing
up to 3.88%
p.a. · daily compounding
Money-market fund
Min
RM100
Withdrawal
~1–2 business days
How you pay
Withdraw to bank first
Money-market fund — low risk but NOT PIDM-insured and returns aren't guaranteed.
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GX
GX Bank Account
GXBank (Grab-backed)
up to 3.55%
Daily interest
Digital bankPIDM
Min
None
Withdrawal
Instant (DuitNow)
How you pay
Debit card + DuitNow QR
The 3.55% tier is a fixed-term 6-month Bonus Pocket; the everyday rate is 2% (still uncapped).
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SA
StashAway Simple
StashAway
up to 3.55%
Projected p.a.
Money-market fundShariah
Min
None
Withdrawal
~2–3 business days
How you pay
Withdraw to bank first
Projected (not fixed) rate; a 0.15% p.a. management fee applies. Not PIDM-insured.
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VSA
Versa Cash
Versa (Affin Hwang AM)
up to 3.48%
Net p.a.
Money-market fund
Min
None
Withdrawal
~1–3 business days
How you pay
Withdraw to bank first
Money-market fund — not PIDM-insured; the 4.2% quest needs fresh funds and a 210-day hold.
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TNG
Touch 'n Go GO+
TNG Digital (Principal e-Cash)
up to 3.45%
Daily returns
E-walletShariah
Min
RM10
Withdrawal
Instant (spendable balance)
How you pay
DuitNow QR + tolls & transit
Investment-linked (money-market fund). Returns vary daily and are NOT guaranteed or PIDM-insured.
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AEON
AEON Bank Savings
AEON Bank (digital bank)
up to 3.00%
Daily interest
Digital bankPIDMShariah
Min
None
Withdrawal
Instant (DuitNow)
How you pay
Debit card + DuitNow QR
The 3.00% profit rate is a promo on Savings Pots (live to 31 Aug 2026); the base Savings Account-i pays 0.25% — confirm the current tier in-app.
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As of June 2026, KDI Save pays a fixed 4.00% EAR with no spending conditions. Ryt Bank and GXBank reach up to 4.00% with promo conditions, and Touch 'n Go GO+ pays about 3.0–3.4% daily. All rates are indicative and change often.

Licensed digital banks (GXBank, Ryt Bank, Boost Bank, AEON Bank) are PIDM-insured up to RM250,000, so the interest is guaranteed. GO+, KDI Save, StashAway Simple and Versa Cash are money-market funds — low risk, but returns vary and are not guaranteed or PIDM-insured. So GO+ is not PIDM-protected.

A digital-bank deposit is guaranteed and PIDM-insured. A money-market fund invests in short-term instruments, so returns are usually a touch higher but not guaranteed. Both are low risk and let you withdraw anytime.

Often yes. Ryt's 4% needs five monthly spend 'stamps' (capped at RM20k), GXBank's 4% is a 6-month Bonus Pocket (base is 2%), and Versa's 4.2% is a fixed-rate quest on fresh funds. KDI Save's 4.00% is one of the few with no strings.

Yes, for cash you may need soon — they earn daily and let you withdraw anytime, unlike a fixed deposit that locks your money. FDs can pay more for committed savings, so many people keep an emergency fund here and longer-term money in FD.

For everyday spend and tolls that still earns, Touch 'n Go GO+. For the highest no-strings rate, KDI Save. For a PIDM-insured account with a debit card, GXBank or Ryt Bank.

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Rates are indicative "up to" figures for reference only (as of 24 July 2026) and change frequently; promotional rates require meeting the provider's terms. Digital-bank deposits are PIDM-insured to RM250,000; money-market products (GO+, KDI Save, StashAway, Versa) are not guaranteed or PIDM-insured. Confirm the current rate with the provider before depositing. Rates.my is not a licensed financial adviser.

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