For those who are not familiar with the payment platform, Setel was originally conceived to allow users to pay for fuel directly from their device without the need to visit the cashier at Petronas stations. Its functionality was then expanded to include Kedai Mesra purchases in which users can have the items delivered directly to their vehicle while it is being refuelled.
💄 Estée Lauder🖼️ Photobook Malaysia🚙 GoCar Mobility🥜 Jobbie Nut Butter⚽ Al-Ikhsan Sports📱 DirectD🍫 Love18C🍕 US Pizza pic.twitter.com/nw3hGbuW6A — Setel (@setel_my) December 27, 2021 As an incentive, users will also be able to earn one Mesra point for every RM5 spent when they pay through Setel for transactions outside of Petronas stations. It should be noted that this is much lower than Mesra points earned at Petronas stations, where users can get between one to three points for every litre of fuel and one point for every RM1 spent at Kedai Mesra. According to the announcement, among retailers and services that already support payments via Setel include PETRONAS AutoExpert workshops, DTOX Car Service, Tealive, and Subway. It can also be used at 200 selected online stores via iPay88, spanning from F&B, supermarkets, fashion, IT, health and beauty, parking, and even mobile telcos such as OneXOX. If you want to give it a try, go to one of the participating stores and scan the merchant’s QR code from the Setel app or let them scan. For online merchants, you just need to select Setel as your preferred payment method under e-Wallet and go ahead with your purchase. However, not all branches are able to accept Setel payments though. So, do check out the list of merchants on Setel’s website first before your visit. Meanwhile, don’t forget to check out our editorial hands-on right here that compare Setel against CaltexGO which is the only other fuel e-payment app that has been deployed in Malaysia. (Source: Setel.)
