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How Google Pay Works for Malaysian E-Commerce: Cards, ShopeePay and TNG eWallet

October 01, 2026

Google Pay is often associated with paying by phone at a physical checkout. For Malaysian online businesses, however, its role has expanded beyond card-based payments.

In April 2025, Google introduced ShopeePay and TNG eWallet integration with Google Pay in Malaysia, allowing Android users to use either e-wallet when shopping on participating mobile websites through Google Chrome.

Google described the rollout as its first e-wallet integrations in Southeast Asia.

For merchants, this means Google Pay can provide another route to both eligible card payments and selected local e-wallets within supported online checkout journeys.

What Is Google Pay?

Google Pay is a digital payment option that lets eligible customers use supported payment methods associated with their Google account or Google Wallet during checkout.

For supported online journeys, customers can choose Google Pay instead of manually entering payment information for every transaction.

In Malaysia, Google maintains an up-to-date list of supported banks and cards for Google Wallet. Because issuer and card support can change, merchants should refer customers to Google's current list rather than publishing a fixed list that may become outdated.

What Changed for Google Pay in Malaysia?

The key change was the addition of ShopeePay and TNG eWallet to participating mobile Chrome checkout journeys in April 2025.

According to Google Malaysia's announcement, Android users can use these e-wallets when shopping on participating mobile websites through Google Chrome.

Customers can select the Google Pay button at checkout or choose eWallet when prompted in Chrome, then select ShopeePay or TNG eWallet.

The supported flow allows payment to be completed without switching to a separate wallet app.

Google also named Nando's and US Pizza among participating Fiuu merchants available during the initial rollout.

How Do ShopeePay and TNG eWallet Work Through Google Pay?

On participating mobile websites in Chrome, eligible users can choose ShopeePay or TNG eWallet through the Google Pay checkout flow, complete any required first-use verification, authenticate, and finish the payment.

Google also says users can top up their selected e-wallet directly through Google Pay.

Where Does Google Pay Fit Alongside Cards, FPX and Direct E-Wallet Checkout?

Google Pay is an additional checkout route rather than a replacement for cards, FPX or direct e-wallet acceptance.

What Does This Mean for Malaysian E-Commerce Merchants?

• Less Repetitive Card Entry: Eligible customers can select a supported card already available through Google Pay instead of manually entering card information during every supported transaction.
• Access to Selected Malaysian E-Wallets: ShopeePay and TNG eWallet can also be used through participating Google Pay mobile checkout journeys.
• Fewer App Switches for Supported E-Wallet Payments: For the supported ShopeePay and TNG eWallet flow, Google states that customers can pay without switching to the separate wallet app.
• Another Option Within the Existing Payment Mix: Google Pay can sit alongside cards, FPX, direct e-wallets and other payment methods. The goal is to offer payment choices that make sense for the customers the business serves.

Which Cards Support Google Pay in Malaysia?

The supported issuer and card list changes over time. Merchants and customers should refer to Google's current Malaysia supported-payment-method list.

What Should Merchants Check Before Enabling Google Pay?

How Fiuu Supports Google Pay

Fiuu provides official Google Pay integration options for merchants.

Its current Google Pay developer repository documents two web integration approaches.

Fiuu also documents a native Android Google Pay integration through its Mobile XDK.

Fiuu merchants were also part of the initial Malaysian e-wallet rollout. Google's official announcement named Nando's and US Pizza among the Fiuu merchants where customers could begin using the ShopeePay and TNG eWallet Google Pay experience.

How Can Merchants Enable Google Pay Through Fiuu?

Merchants should first confirm eligibility with Fiuu, choose the appropriate integration route, complete implementation and testing, and then confirm production activation requirements.

Should Every Malaysian Merchant Add Google Pay?

Not necessarily. Google Pay is more relevant when the merchant's customer base and checkout environment match the supported experience.

• How much checkout traffic comes from Android devices?
• How much comes from mobile?
• Are customers already using ShopeePay or TNG eWallet?
• Which payment methods are selected most often?
• Do customers frequently return to make repeat purchases?

Google Pay Now Has a Broader Role in Malaysian Online Checkout

Google Pay in Malaysia now extends beyond eligible saved-card payments.

With ShopeePay and TNG eWallet integrated into participating mobile Chrome checkout journeys, eligible customers have another route to payment methods they may already use.

For merchants, that makes Google Pay worth evaluating as part of the wider payment mix rather than treating it only as another digital wallet logo.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does Google Pay work for online shopping in Malaysia?

   Yes. Google Pay is available through participating online checkout environments in Malaysia, subject to the merchant's integration and the customer's eligible payment method.

2. Can customers use ShopeePay through Google Pay?

   Yes. Google launched ShopeePay support through Google Pay for participating mobile websites in Malaysia in April 2025.

3. Can customers use TNG eWallet through Google Pay?

   Yes. TNG eWallet launched alongside ShopeePay as part of Google Pay's first e-wallet integrations in Southeast Asia.

4. Do customers need to switch to the ShopeePay or TNG eWallet app?

   In Google's supported mobile Chrome checkout flow, eligible users can complete payment through Google Pay without switching to the separate e-wallet app.

5. Does Google Pay replace FPX or direct e-wallet checkout?

   No. Google Pay is an additional checkout route and can sit alongside existing card, FPX and direct e-wallet options.

6. Which Malaysian cards support Google Pay?

   Google maintains a current list of supported Malaysian banks and cards.

7. How does Fiuu integrate Google Pay?

   Fiuu currently documents Direct Google Pay Integration and Fiuu Google Pay JS XDK Integration for web merchants, plus a native Android option through Mobile XDK.

8. How can merchants enable Google Pay through Fiuu?

   Merchants should confirm eligibility with Fiuu, select the appropriate supported integration, complete configuration and testing, and confirm production activation requirements before launch.