Paying your Digi bill no longer requires a trip to the outlet. Whether you prefer the feature-rich , the security of Online Banking , or the rewards from E-Wallets , you have complete control over how and when you pay.
The fastest way to manage your account and pay bills is through official digital platforms:
Authorize the secure transaction to clear the balance instantly. Supported Payment Channels
Choose your payment gateway (e.g., Visa, Mastercard, or FPX online banking). Pay Bill Digi
Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay, and ShopeePay.
Only input financial data on the official digi.com.my or celcomdigi.com domains and verified mobile applications. Digi will never send SMS links asking for your banking passwords.
Have questions or tips about paying your Digi bill? Drop a comment below! Paying your Digi bill no longer requires a
Select your payment gateway (FPX Online Banking, Visa, Mastercard, or AMEX). Input your email address to receive a . Authorize the payment through your bank or card issuer. 3. Utilize Major E-Wallets
: Use the CelcomDigi app (formerly MyDigi) to "Quick Pay" for yourself or others by entering the mobile number and payment amount.
The most seamless way to manage and pay your postpaid or fiber bill is through the official mobile app. Download and Log In : Open the CelcomDigi app (formerly MyDigi). View Your Bill : On the homepage, tap on Check Bill to view your current statement and outstanding balance. Make a Payment Supported Payment Channels Choose your payment gateway (e
: The MyDigi app is designed for both prepaid and postpaid customers. Prepaid users can use the app to reload credit and purchase data passes, while postpaid users can settle their monthly bills.
Life happens. If you miss the due date, Digi usually provides a . After that, your outgoing calls and data are barred (though you can still receive calls).
: Search for "Digi" in the bill payment section of the Touch 'n Go app to pay effortlessly.
The average modern consumer juggles 5 to 10 recurring monthly payments, including utilities, telecommunications, streaming services, insurance premiums, and loan repayments.