Malaysia Cards and Payments Market Size, Share, Growth and Demand Forecast to 2020

The research report provides in depth analysis and insights into the Malaysia Cards and Payments Market including, strategies deployed by banks to market debit and credit cards and competitive landscape (card issuers in the country) for both debit cards and credit cards. The study includes 3 years historical market size and 6 years market forecast in terms of number of cards, value and volume of transactions processed through these cards, and other key metrics. The report also provides information on the key industry trends, major schemes, banks and detailed segmentation of card and payment industry. The research report is a new offering from the company’s Financial Services domain, and leveraged from the company’s existing cards and payments database of 50+ countries.

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In Malaysia, debit cards dominate the payment card market in terms of number of cards in circulation. In 2014, the debit cards accounted for 83.3% of the total number of cards in circulation. Debit card penetration per 100 inhabitants reached from 129 in 2012 to 135 in 2014. Key players in the debit cards market include Maybank, Bank Simpanan Nasional, Public bank Berhad, CIMB, Hong Leong Bank etc. Maybank was the leading bank in terms of number of debit cards issued in 2014.

Some of the key players in the credit card market in the Malaysian card payments include Citibank, Maybank, Hong Leong Bank, HSBC, CIMB and AmBank.

The use of non-cash retail payments continued to grow with the average number of non-cash transactions per capita increasing to 88 in 2015, compared to 55 transactions in 2011. The most common non-cash payments were e-money transactions, mainly transit payments using prepaid cards. This was followed by credit transfers and payment card transactions. In contrast, the use of cheques continued to decline, with the number of cheques issued per capita falling from 7 cheques in 2012 to 5 cheques in 2015.

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In April 2015, Bank Negara Malaysia launched a national electronic bill payment platform “JomPAY”. It allows customers of a participating bank to make payments to the registered billers of all JomPAY participating banks. This platform eliminates the need for a biller to maintain banking relationships with multiple banks in order to accept payments from its customers. As of 2015, JomPAY is offered by 29 banks through online banking and 4 banks via ATMs, with 472 registered billers accepting payments through the platform. Bank Negara Malaysia plans to include new small and medium enterprises and micro enterprises, with a target of 5,000 registered billers by the year 2020.