Payment gateway fees in Malaysia
As of 4 November 2026, on a RM100 FPX payment the lowest published per-payment fees are Billplz Standard (RM0.75), PayEx SME (RM0.99), toyyibPay (RM1.00). On a RM100 local card payment they are Billplz Standard (RM1.50), toyyibPay with card add-on (RM1.50), PayEx SME (RM1.70). Some of these plans charge a yearly or monthly fee, which changes the order.
The cheapest gateway for you depends on how your customers pay. Enter your sales below to compare 15 plans from their own published rates.
What would you pay each month?
Curlec Premium costs the least a month of 10 ranked plans: RM356.40, after RM999.00 once to start. With no setup fee, Billplz Standard costs RM375.75 a month.
Curlec Premium costs the least a month of 10 ranked plans: RM356.40, after RM999.00 once to start. With no setup fee, Billplz Standard costs RM375.75 a month.
On RM24,000.00 of sales, from each gateway's own published rates. Check the gateway's page before you sign up.
| Gateway | Fees a month | Of sales | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curlec Premiumplus RM999.00 once to start | RM356.40 | 1.48% | Not stated on the pricing page |
| Billplz Standardincludes RM83.25 plan fee | RM375.75 | 1.57% | FPX next business day, cards T+2 |
| PayEx Starter | RM386.40 | 1.61% | FPX and e-wallets 1 working day, cards 2 |
| Billplz Basic | RM389.10 | 1.62% | FPX next business day, cards T+2 |
| CHIP | RM390.10 | 1.63% | FPX and DuitNow next day, cards and e-wallets 2 business days |
| PayEx SMEincludes RM88.00 plan fee | RM411.70 | 1.72% | FPX and e-wallets 1 working day, cards 2 |
| Curlec Basic | RM424.80 | 1.77% | Not stated on the pricing page |
| Fiuu (formerly Razer Merchant Services)includes RM8.25 plan fee | RM444.75 | 1.85% | Cards and DuitNow weekly on Thursday, e-wallets T+2 |
| senangPay Advanceincludes RM29.08 plan fee | RM461.08 | 1.92% | Not stated on the pricing page |
| HitPay | RM543.60 | 2.27% | FPX T+1, DuitNow T+2, cards from T+1 |
Not ranked: toyyibPay (no published rate for Local cards, E-wallets); toyyibPay with card add-on (no published rate for E-wallets); Stripe (no published rate for E-wallets); senangPay Starter (no published rate for Local cards); Airwallex (no published rate for FPX personal banking, E-wallets).
Every plan, with its source
Billplz Basic
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- RM1.25
- Local cards
- 1.8%
- Foreign cards
- Not published
- E-wallets
- 1.5%
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX next business day, cards T+2.
SST. The page does not say.
Cards 1.8% when paid in ringgit, 3.8% in other currencies. Billplz prices by currency, not card origin, so it is not compared for foreign cards.
Source: Billplz pricing
Billplz Standard
RM83.25 a month in plan fees
- FPX personal banking
- RM0.75
- Local cards
- 1.5%
- Foreign cards
- Not published
- E-wallets
- 1.5%
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX next business day, cards T+2.
SST. The page does not say.
RM999 a year. Cards 1.5% when paid in ringgit, 3.5% in other currencies, so it is not compared for foreign cards.
Source: Billplz pricing
toyyibPay
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- RM1.00
- Local cards
- Not published
- Foreign cards
- Not published
- E-wallets
- Not published
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX 1 to 4 business days.
SST. The page does not say.
Cards need the paid card add-on (next row). DuitNow QR is listed as "1.00% or RM 1.00" without saying which applies, so it is left out.
Source: toyyibPay pricing
toyyibPay with card add-on
RM8.33 a month in plan fees, RM100.00 to start
- FPX personal banking
- RM1.00
- Local cards
- 1.5%
- Foreign cards
- 3.5%
- E-wallets
- Not published
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX 1 to 4 business days, cards 4 business days.
SST. The page does not say.
RM100 to start the card add-on, then RM100 a year from year 2. The monthly figure spreads the yearly fee.
Source: toyyibPay pricing
Stripe
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- 3% + RM1.00
- Local cards
- 3% + RM1.00
- Foreign cards
- 4% + RM1.00
- E-wallets
- Not published
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. Not stated on the pricing page.
SST. No SST on processing fees, says the page.
Add 2% when Stripe converts the currency. GrabPay is priced, but Touch 'n Go is not, so e-wallets are left out.
Source: Stripe Malaysia pricing, Stripe local payment methods, Stripe tax on fees (Malaysia)
HitPay
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- 1.8% + RM0.40
- Local cards
- 1.2% + RM1.00
- Foreign cards
- 3% + RM1.00
- E-wallets
- 1.9%
- DuitNow QR
- 1.2%
Payout. FPX T+1, DuitNow T+2, cards from T+1.
SST. The page does not say.
GrabPay 2% and ShopeePay 2.2%. Add 2% on foreign-currency payments.
Source: HitPay Malaysia pricing
Fiuu (formerly Razer Merchant Services)
RM8.25 a month in plan fees
- FPX personal banking
- 1%, min RM1.20, max RM2.00
- Local cards
- 2% + RM0.45
- Foreign cards
- 4.01% + RM0.84
- E-wallets
- 1.5%
- DuitNow QR
- 1.05%
Payout. Cards and DuitNow weekly on Thursday, e-wallets T+2.
SST. The page does not say.
RM999 sign-up shown as waived. RM99 a year from year 2, spread per month here. Debit cards 1.79% + RM0.45. DuitNow QR is 1.40% when paid from a credit-linked account. Shopify merchants pay 0.25% more on every method.
Source: Fiuu rate appendix (17 Aug 2026)
senangPay Starter
RM16.58 a month in plan fees
- FPX personal banking
- 1.5%, min RM1.00
- Local cards
- Not published
- Foreign cards
- Not published
- E-wallets
- 1.5%, min RM0.65
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. Not stated on the pricing page.
SST. The page does not say.
RM199 a year. Online banking and e-wallets only.
Source: senangPay fees
senangPay Advance
RM29.08 a month in plan fees
- FPX personal banking
- 1.5%, min RM1.00
- Local cards
- 2.5%, min RM0.65
- Foreign cards
- Not published
- E-wallets
- 1.5%, min RM0.65
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. Not stated on the pricing page.
SST. The page does not say.
RM349 a year. Foreign card rate is "based on packages".
Source: senangPay fees
Curlec Basic
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- 1.5%, min RM1.00
- Local cards
- 2.4%
- Foreign cards
- 3.3%
- E-wallets
- 1.5%
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. Not stated on the pricing page.
SST. The page does not say.
Source: Curlec pricing
Airwallex
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- Not published
- Local cards
- 1.9% + RM0.50
- Foreign cards
- 3.8% + RM0.50
- E-wallets
- Not published
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. Not stated on the pricing page.
SST. Fees exclude SST where it applies, says the page. Not added here.
The RM0.50 is charged per attempted or actual payment. FPX and DuitNow are not priced by name.
PayEx Starter
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- RM1.20
- Local cards
- 2%
- Foreign cards
- 2.8%
- E-wallets
- 1.3%
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX and e-wallets 1 working day, cards 2.
SST. The page does not say.
Debit cards 1.20%.
Source: PayEx pricing
PayEx SME
RM88.00 a month in plan fees
- FPX personal banking
- RM0.99
- Local cards
- 1.7%
- Foreign cards
- 2.65%
- E-wallets
- 1.1%
- DuitNow QR
- Not published
Payout. FPX and e-wallets 1 working day, cards 2.
SST. The page does not say.
RM88 a month. Debit cards 1.00%.
Source: PayEx pricing
CHIP
No monthly or yearly fee
- FPX personal banking
- RM1.00
- Local cards
- 2%
- Foreign cards
- 3%
- E-wallets
- 1.4%
- DuitNow QR
- 1%
Payout. FPX and DuitNow next day, cards and e-wallets 2 business days.
SST. Added on top of the fees, says the page.
Debit cards 1.0%.
Source: CHIP pricing
Gateways that do not publish their fees
- iPay88 (now ADAPTIS). No pricing page. Rates are quoted on request.
- 2C2P. No published SME pricing.
- Revenue Monster. Publishes a RM499 setup fee, but no transaction rates.
How we compare
- FPX is the rate for payments from personal bank accounts (B2C). FPX from business accounts (B2B) costs more and is not compared.
- Every rate comes from the gateway's own page. Comparison blogs often show old rates, so we do not use them.
- Local cards use the credit card rate where a page lists credit and debit apart. Debit is often cheaper, as each row notes.
- E-wallets use the Touch 'n Go eWallet rate where the page names it, else the page's general e-wallet rate.
- A yearly fee is shown per month. A one-time setup fee is shown in the row, not in the monthly total.
- SST is added only where the gateway's page says it is charged on top. See the customs industry guides (Guide on Financial Services, Version 2, 24 October 2025) for the rules. This is not tax advice.
- A plan that does not publish a rate for a payment method in your mix is listed as not ranked, so it never looks free.
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Questions
- What is the cheapest payment gateway in Malaysia?
- It depends on how your customers pay. As of 4 November 2026, on a RM100 FPX payment the lowest published fees are Billplz Standard (RM0.75), PayEx SME (RM0.99), toyyibPay (RM1.00). On a RM100 local card payment they are Billplz Standard (RM1.50), toyyibPay with card add-on (RM1.50), PayEx SME (RM1.70). Yearly or monthly plan fees can change the order, so use the calculator with your own sales.
- How much is the FPX fee in Malaysia?
- On a RM100 payment from a personal bank account, the plans we checked charge RM0.75 to RM4.00 for FPX, before plan fees. 7 of 14 plans charge a fixed fee per payment. The others charge a percentage, some with a minimum, a cap or a fixed part. FPX from a business account (B2B) costs more.
- Do payment gateway fees include SST?
- CHIP says SST is added on top of the fees. Stripe says it charges no SST on processing fees. Airwallex says its fees exclude SST where it applies. The other pages do not say. The customs Guide on Financial Services (Version 2, 24 October 2025) treats gateway fees on payments from current or savings accounts, such as FPX and DuitNow, as basic banking services that are excluded from service tax. Ask your tax agent for your case.
- Which payment gateways do not publish their fees?
- iPay88 (now ADAPTIS): No pricing page. Rates are quoted on request. 2C2P: No published SME pricing. Revenue Monster: Publishes a RM499 setup fee, but no transaction rates. Ask them for a written rate card before you compare.
- How fast do Malaysian payment gateways pay out?
- Most of the gateways that publish it pay FPX the next business day. Cards usually take 2 business days, and up to 4 at some. Fiuu pays cards and DuitNow weekly. Check each plan in the list above for the exact terms.
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