Gaming company Razer has joined forces with Malaysian conglomerate Berjaya Corporation Berhad to launch the Razer Pay mobile wallet for millennial customers in Malaysia. It can be topped up by bank transfers or from retail store chains. The wallet also allows users to top up accounts with local telecoms companies and enables them to transfer money between family, friends and banks. Razer also runs a virtual credit service for gamers and the first customers to buy the wallet will be given bonus credits. CEO Min-Liang Tan said Razer Pay would be launched in other Southeast Asian countries the coming months.
Gaming company Razer has joined forces with Malaysian conglomerate Berjaya Corporation Berhad to launch the Razer Pay mobile wallet for millennial customers in Malaysia. It can be topped up by bank transfers or from retail store chains. The wallet also allows users to top up accounts with local telecoms companies and enables them to transfer money between family, friends and banks. Razer also runs a virtual credit service for gamers and the first customers to buy the wallet will be given bonus credits. CEO Min-Liang Tan said Razer Pay would be launched in other Southeast Asian countries later this year.