TNG Digital announced that more than 5 million distinct users have started investing through its GOfinance hub, processing RM3.57 billion in total investments as of 30 September 2026.
The milestone shows how simple, in-app investing is changing how every Malaysians keep their money, allowing them to grow their money directly inside the app they already use for daily expenses.
Lowering barriers with an RM10 starting point
Selected wealth products on GOfinance start from RM10, allowing users to invest based on their financial goals and risk appetite.
The all-in-one hub offers a wide selection, including low-risk money market funds, Amanah Saham, unit trusts, retirement plans, digital gold and both Malaysian and international shares.
GO+ and digital gold lead the way
Among specific products, over 4.7 million users have invested in the GO+ money market fund, while more than 700,000 have traded digital gold through e-Mas.
Desmond Teoh, Chief Financial Services Officer of TNG Digital, said, “Making wealth-building more accessible is about more than lowering the starting amount. People also need a way to explore different choices without navigating separate platforms. We recognise that trust matters when people make decisions about their money. Our aim is to give users a practical starting point and access to options as their financial needs change.”
Teaming up with licensed partners
GOfinance operates on an open-platform model, pairing TNG eWallet‘s user reach with regulated financial institution and specfialist partners. A recent integration with WeBull, for example, allows users to trade Malaysian and international shares directly within the eWallet.
“Our partners bring the investment products and specialised expertise, while TNG eWallet connects these offerings with users,” Teoh added. “Together, this helps TNG eWallet play a broader role as an everyday digital companion, making a wider range of wealth options easier for Malaysians to discover and access.”
To learn more about building wealth through TNG Digital, visit the GOfinance on the TNG eWallet’s wesbite.
