- $ 0.43 was contributed to United Voice for each card program.
- Launched , the initial Visa prepaid cards in Malaysia with a CSR link
![[From left] Alan Ni, CEO, TNG Digital and [From left] Ng Kong Boon, Visa country manager for Malaysia present the US$251,000 donation mock cheque to Johari Jamali, United Voice treasurer, and Tan Mei Yee, United Voice Committee Member.](https://www.digitalnewsasia.com/sites/default/files/images/TNG Digital Visa.jpg "[From left] Alan Ni, CEO, TNG Digital and [From left] Ng Kong Boon, Visa country manager for Malaysia present the US$251,000 donation mock cheque to Johari Jamali, United Voice treasurer, and Tan Mei Yee, United Voice Committee Member.")
TNG Digital Sdn. is in line with the idea of giving people power. Bh. Together, Visa and United Voice have raised$ 250,000 ( RM1 million ) for the organization. This partnership aids current and upcoming initiatives to help people with learning disabilities lead more normal life.
The TNG app Visa card, the first corporate social responsibility ( Social )- linked Visa prepaid cards in Malaysia, was introduced in January 2023 by Touch’n Go en Wallet’s operator. US$ 0.43 ( RM2 ) was donated to United Voice for each card application. These funds will be used to fund initiatives that will improve career opportunities for people with learning disabilities by providing them with upskilling, education, and knowledge.
TNG Digital’s CEO, Alan Ni, emphasized how the initiative reflected their ESG tenet of” Treating People Fairly” and how it aligned with the business ‘ commitment to inclusivity.  ,
” We are proud of the donations and purchases made by our devoted people to this worthwhile cause. It is humble for us to support this donation drive, and through this campaign, we have amassed a total of US$ 251 000 ( RM1 million ) in donations, he continued.
RM1 = US$ 0.21
This result more demonstrates our commitment to enhancing the lives of those in needed in Malaysia. This responsibility encompasses our commitment to giving back to our community in addition to financial inclusion driven by the goods and services we provide, according to Ni.
The RM1 million contribution will be used for a variety of United Voice-organized initiatives that aim to give people with learning disabilities useful skills and make it easier for them to find work through partnerships with businesses. Beginning in October 2023, United Voice will use some of the money for “Skills Training for Employment,” which will concentrate on on-the-job coaching and simple computer and communication skills as well as social interaction, conversation, basic skills, job competence, and individual creativity.
The money has also helped the” Health and Wellness Programme,” which encourages functional independence through activities like balance, muscular strength, natural motion, coordination, flexibility, agility training, and games. Even through this training, some people have shown that they can guide and direct others. The remaining sum is set aside for 2024’s upcoming events.
The aid from TNG Digital and Visa, according to Johari Jamali, manager of United Voice, has been crucial to the company’s success in establishing a more equitable society for people with learning disabilities.  ,
The Touch’n Go eWallet Visa card is distinctive not only because it is the second CSR-linked card, but also because Damien Wong, a gifted artist from United Voice who was recently diagnosed with autism, created artwork for the card’s design, giving the initiative more depth. Damien’s perception of the world is depicted in the painting, which is primarily made up of blue, green, and yellow color sprays.” In my sight, this is how I see the whole world, a burst of colours.”
The money raised by the business when it buys this mural goes straight to Damien.
” We are pleased that our relationship with TNG Digital not only expedites the implementation of electronic payment but also facilitates the welfare of those in have,” said Ng Kong Boon, the Visa country director for Malaysia. United Voice’s success in raising RM1 million demonstrates our dedication to promoting conservation in the nation where we live and work.
” Visa’s goal is to improve everyone, everywhere by providing the best means of payment and receiving payment.” We may continue to operate in a way that is social, responsible, and sustainable through our relationship with clients and partners, Ng said.
The Touch’n Go eWallet Visa card, the second numberless card in Malaysia, offers improved card security toggles in addition to stronger privacy thanks to card credentials that are locked in the device. Users will be able to create repayments even at vendors who do not have a Duitnow QR code thanks to this card serving as an additional payment stream to the app. The card expands the user’s international eWallet payment options and enables users to make cash withdrawals at automated teller machines ( ATMs).
Visit https ://www.touchngo.com.my/tng-visa-card for more details about the Touch’n Get app Visa card.