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21 Apr 2025

U MOBILE TRANSFERS GOBIZ MERCHANT ACQUIRING BUSINESS TO NTT DATA PAYMENT SERVICES IN STRATEGIC MOVE, WITH PLANS FOR FURTHER SME COLLABORATIONS

Key Highlights: U Mobile has entered into a strategic agreement to transfer its GoBiz merchant acquiring business to NTT DATA Payment Services. This is in line with U Mobile’s move to increase focus on supporting enterprises’ digitalisation ambitions, in light of the company’s appointment to imp...

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14 Apr 2025

NTT DATA Payment Services Strengthens Leadership: Enoch Chhabra Named CEO of Payment Services and e-pay; Yuichiro Sato Steps into Role as CEO of eCommerce Solutions

  From left to right: NTT DATA Payment Services: Sean Hesh - Group CEO & Executive Director, Enoch Chhabra - CEO of Payment Services and e-pay, Yuichiro Sato - CEO of eCommerce Solutions KUALA LUMPUR, 14 April 2025 – NTT DATA Payment Services Sdn. Bhd. is strengthening its le...

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28 Nov 2024

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF COMPANY NAME CHANGE

We are pleased to announce that our company has officially changed its name from GHL Systems Berhad to GHL Systems Sdn. Bhd., and subsequently to NTT DATA Payment Services Sdn. Bhd., effective 13th November 2024. This name change marks an exciting new chapter for our organization, reflecting our in...

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9 Aug 2022

ALL GHL MERCHANT TERMINALS ARE APPLE PAY READY

Key Highlights: GHL merchant terminals in Malaysia are able to accept Apple Pay, without extra charges or additional integration or programming required.   Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL merchant terminals are able to accept Apple Pay, without extra charges or additional integration or programming required. Mobile payment service Apple Pay was launched on August 9 in Malaysia, which enables contactless payment with iOS devices such as iPhones and Apple Watches.   Kevin Lee, Chief Executive Officer of GHL Malaysia, said, “We believe that the launch of Apple Pay is timely following the reopening of borders and the growing trend of cashless transactions. With the versatility of Apple Pay, customers can easily perform transactions using Apple Pay at any NFC-based card payment terminal. All of GHL merchant terminals are Apple pay ready. ”   Malaysia is the second country in South East Asia after Singapore to launch Apple Pay, with the service supported by cards issued by Maybank, AmBank and Standard Chartered at the moment.

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9 Aug 2022

ALL GHL MERCHANT TERMINALS ARE APPLE PAY READY

Key Highlights: GHL merchant terminals in Malaysia are able to accept Apple Pay, without extra charges or additional integration or programming required.   Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL merchant terminals are able to accept Apple Pay, without extra charges or additional integration or programming required. Mobile payment service Apple Pay was launched on August 9 in Malaysia, which enables contactless payment with iOS devices such as iPhones and Apple Watches.   Kevin Lee, Chief Executive Officer of GHL Malaysia, said, “We believe that the launch of Apple Pay is timely following the reopening of borders and the growing trend of cashless transactions. With the versatility of Apple Pay, customers can easily perform transactions using Apple Pay at any NFC-based card payment terminal. All of GHL merchant terminals are Apple pay ready. ”   Malaysia is the second country in South East Asia after Singapore to launch Apple Pay, with the service supported by cards issued by Maybank, AmBank and Standard Chartered at the moment.

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26 Apr 2022

GHL WINS BIGGEST MYDEBIT ACQUIRER IN THE NON-BANK CATEGORY AWARD

Key Highlights: GHL CardPay awarded the Malaysian e-Payments Excellence Awards (2022) as the highest MyDebit acquirer in the non-bank category. GHL has been the largest non-bank MyDebit acquirer for 6 (six) consecutive years The award is a recognition of GHL CardPay for having the highest MyDebit acquiring volume in 2021 and was ranked 4th in the overall standings which included banks.   Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL CardPay, a subsidiary of GHL Systems Berhad, won the award for the Largest MyDebit Acquirer (Non-Bank category) at the 2022 Malaysian e-Payments Excellence Awards (MEEA). This is the sixth consecutive year that GHL has been recognised for this achievement as a non-bank MyDebit acquirer, reflecting the company’s commitment to further propel growth of cashless payments and Malaysia’s e-payments industry.   Winning the award under the category of Best e-Payments Acceptance Growth Award for MyDebit as a non-bank Acquirer, this is a recognition for having the highest MyDebit acquiring volume in 2021.   Kevin Lee, Chief Executive Officer of GHL Malaysia, said, “Winning the highest MyDebit Acquirer in the non-bank category for 6 years in a row, is a testament to the continuous dedication of our team towards expanding MyDebit payment acceptance across our merchant network nationwide. We are driven to create a seamless payment experience for our merchants to meet the evolving needs of the industry.”   The MEEA is organised annually by Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet), to recognise the accomplishments and contributions of banks, businesses and government agencies that have contributed significantly towards the excellence, innovation and growth of the electronic payment industry in Malaysia.

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26 Apr 2022

GHL WINS BIGGEST MYDEBIT ACQUIRER IN THE NON-BANK CATEGORY AWARD

Key Highlights: GHL CardPay awarded the Malaysian e-Payments Excellence Awards (2022) as the highest MyDebit acquirer in the non-bank category. GHL has been the largest non-bank MyDebit acquirer for 6 (six) consecutive years The award is a recognition of GHL CardPay for having the highest MyDebit acquiring volume in 2021 and was ranked 4th in the overall standings which included banks.   Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL CardPay, a subsidiary of GHL Systems Berhad, won the award for the Largest MyDebit Acquirer (Non-Bank category) at the 2022 Malaysian e-Payments Excellence Awards (MEEA). This is the sixth consecutive year that GHL has been recognised for this achievement as a non-bank MyDebit acquirer, reflecting the company’s commitment to further propel growth of cashless payments and Malaysia’s e-payments industry.   Winning the award under the category of Best e-Payments Acceptance Growth Award for MyDebit as a non-bank Acquirer, this is a recognition for having the highest MyDebit acquiring volume in 2021.   Kevin Lee, Chief Executive Officer of GHL Malaysia, said, “Winning the highest MyDebit Acquirer in the non-bank category for 6 years in a row, is a testament to the continuous dedication of our team towards expanding MyDebit payment acceptance across our merchant network nationwide. We are driven to create a seamless payment experience for our merchants to meet the evolving needs of the industry.”   The MEEA is organised annually by Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet), to recognise the accomplishments and contributions of banks, businesses and government agencies that have contributed significantly towards the excellence, innovation and growth of the electronic payment industry in Malaysia.

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3 Mar 2022

GHL GETS APPROVAL TO PIONEER DIGITAL LENDING

Key Highlights: GHL Systems Berhad is one of the eight approved pioneers ‘Credit community’ provider under the Ministry of Housing and Local Government and is amongst the first to roll out digital lending services for its merchants in January 2022 Digital lending will be an automated digital process encompassing onboarding, disbursement and repayment process to facilitate the whole micro financing journey Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL Systems Berhad will roll out digital lending services for its merchants in February 2022, following approval from The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan - KPKT), making financial services more inclusive and accessible for the untapped lending market especially to SMEs and micro retailers.     The digital lending service by GHL is set to provide a platform that allows automated onboarding, disbursement and repayment process to facilitate the micro-financing journey.  This means a simpler and seamless process for borrowers’ with minimal documentation required. This is in line with the regulator KPKT’s ongoing effort to modernise the industry and to create a more conducive, secure, controlled and efficient business environment.     Sean Hesh, Group CEO of GHL Systems Berhad said, “Access to reliable credit is especially beneficial to the SMEs, supporting their business cash flow and helping businesses adapt to the transformed economic landscape post-pandemic. The digital lending initiative brings with it a quick-to-market process and is a step in the right direction for Malaysia, increasing financial inclusion and innovation.”   Further easing the financing process, the credit assessment of merchant applicants will be performed based on the readily available merchant’s historical transaction data. Collection or repayment of the financing on the other hand, will be done through merchant settlement, simplifying repayment and collection process. These are the key differentiation that sets digital lenders apart from normal lenders. Possessing a unique insight to its merchant’s payment acceptance behavior, enables GHL to devise an optimum financing plan for their merchants.   Kevin Lee, CEO Malaysia of GHL Systems Malaysia said, “We advocate efforts to bridge the payment and credit gap among the financially underserved population, while always keeping in mind to diversify our offerings to include more meaningful value add services for our merchants.”   GHL Systems is part of the digital ‘Credit community’ providers under KPKT which is spearheaded by the government which aims to make micro financing more accessible throughout community, thus reducing demand for illegal and illicit lending.

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3 Mar 2022

GHL GETS APPROVAL TO PIONEER DIGITAL LENDING

Key Highlights: GHL Systems Berhad is one of the eight approved pioneers ‘Credit community’ provider under the Ministry of Housing and Local Government and is amongst the first to roll out digital lending services for its merchants in January 2022 Digital lending will be an automated digital process encompassing onboarding, disbursement and repayment process to facilitate the whole micro financing journey Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA: GHL Systems Berhad will roll out digital lending services for its merchants in February 2022, following approval from The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan - KPKT), making financial services more inclusive and accessible for the untapped lending market especially to SMEs and micro retailers.     The digital lending service by GHL is set to provide a platform that allows automated onboarding, disbursement and repayment process to facilitate the micro-financing journey.  This means a simpler and seamless process for borrowers’ with minimal documentation required. This is in line with the regulator KPKT’s ongoing effort to modernise the industry and to create a more conducive, secure, controlled and efficient business environment.     Sean Hesh, Group CEO of GHL Systems Berhad said, “Access to reliable credit is especially beneficial to the SMEs, supporting their business cash flow and helping businesses adapt to the transformed economic landscape post-pandemic. The digital lending initiative brings with it a quick-to-market process and is a step in the right direction for Malaysia, increasing financial inclusion and innovation.”   Further easing the financing process, the credit assessment of merchant applicants will be performed based on the readily available merchant’s historical transaction data. Collection or repayment of the financing on the other hand, will be done through merchant settlement, simplifying repayment and collection process. These are the key differentiation that sets digital lenders apart from normal lenders. Possessing a unique insight to its merchant’s payment acceptance behavior, enables GHL to devise an optimum financing plan for their merchants.   Kevin Lee, CEO Malaysia of GHL Systems Malaysia said, “We advocate efforts to bridge the payment and credit gap among the financially underserved population, while always keeping in mind to diversify our offerings to include more meaningful value add services for our merchants.”   GHL Systems is part of the digital ‘Credit community’ providers under KPKT which is spearheaded by the government which aims to make micro financing more accessible throughout community, thus reducing demand for illegal and illicit lending.

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