What is RFID? RFID is a new electronic toll payment system that uses a sticker to pass through toll. The RFID sticker, also called an RFID tag, is unique to each vehicle and is embedded with a radio frequency chip and is affixed to either the windscreen or the headlamp of the vehicle. The sticker will be linked to the Touch ‘n Go eWallet from which the fare will be deducted. How Does RFID Work? As the vehicle passes through toll, an overhead scanner reads the radio-frequency from the RFID sticker and charges the toll fare. The toll fare will be deducted from the Touch ‘n Go eWallet which is linked to the sticker. What if my windscreeen is tinted? There are 2 requirements needed to be observed when placing the sticker on the vehicle to maintain its optimal performance and tampered-proof / theft-proof integrity: 1. RFID Sticker cannot be placed on tinted windscreen or tinted headlamp. Sticker must be fixed directly onto the glass / surface. 2. The metal content of the windscreen needs to be tested as high metal content will affect the readability of the RFID Sticker Our fitment specialist will do the necessary testing and recommend the fitment accordingly. If both characteristics are present on the vehicle, we may not be able to proceed with the RFID fitment on your vehicle. WHY RFID IS YOUR BEST PAYMENT OPTION? Just a sticker, no batteries required Secure and swift toll payments Check and manage your balance and transaction history right from your smartphone Reload funds to Touch ‘n Go eWallet, instantly. Anywhere, anytime I’ve installed and became one of the pilot RFID user since last year. The experience has been awesome! I especially love the reload part where my Touch ‘n Go will auto reload for me without any charges and don’t need to worry of SmartTAG low battery! 🙂 WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR RFID? Open to Klang Valley and selected Northern Region highway users who drive privately registered cars, e.g. motorcars, vans, jeeps and pickups (Class 1 vehicles) Must be a registered Touch ‘n Go eWallet user Only applicable to vehicles registered in Malaysia There’s still lacking of MyRFID dedicated lane. I hate the Touch ‘n Go + MyRFID lane especially as there are still a lot of ppl using Touch ‘n Go at this lane!...