You Can Now Trade Global Shares Via TNG eWallet

You can trade global shares with as little as RM4 and get RM30 worth of Apple Inc. shares when you deposit RM200.

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TNG Digital Sdn. Bhd. has partnered with Webull Securities (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. to bring global stock trading directly to the TNG eWallet app through its financial hub, GOfinance

The collaboration allows eligible Malaysian users to trade US, Hong Kong, and China A-share markets seamlessly without downloading a separate broker app.

Users can open a Webull Malaysia trading account digitally and fund their trades directly using their TNG eWallet balance, subject to eligibility and approval.

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GOfinance recorded 8.5 million users as of August 2026, with over four million completing transactions monthly

Meanwhile, 46% of its active users hold more than one financial service product within the app.

TNG Digital Chief Financial Services Officer Desmond Teoh said adding Webull's brokerage services builds on the app's established user base to make overseas stock investing accessible within a familiar ecosystem.

Webull Malaysia Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Chan said the partnership breaks down traditional barriers to international capital markets. Through the Webull Mini Program in GOfinance, users gain access to educational resources, charting tools, and 24-hour weekday trading for eligible US equities.

Trading US stocks and ETFs comes with zero commission and platform fees.

To mark the platform launch, eligible users who access Webull Malaysia via GOfinance can receive RM30 worth of Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) fractional shares

To qualify, users must deposit a minimum of RM200 into their new trading account and maintain the balance for at least 30 days.

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