Kementerian Kewangan says viral QR fee claim for 1 Nov 2026 is false
Kementerian Kewangan says the viral QR fee poster is false and asks the public not to share it.
- 01/06
Kementerian Kewangan calls QR fee poster false Kementerian Kewangan issued a warning about a viral poster linking QR payments to a 1 November 2026 service charge. - 02/06
Myth QR will start charging for services on 1 November 2026. Fact Kementerian Kewangan says the claim is PALSU, or false. Poster says QR will charge from 1 November The poster presents a charging start date as official payment news. - 03/06
The viral claim versus the ministry warning Viral poster QR charges from 1 Nov 2026 Kementerian Kewangan The claim is PALSU The poster's date is not an official announcement; the ministry says it is false. - 04/06u/ringgit_insider
Kementerian Kewangan asks public not to share The ministry's warning: do not believe or share the QR fee poster. - 05/06
Check before sharing the QR fee poster Anyone who sees the poster Anyone who shares payment news
The warning is aimed at the public. - 06/06
Bottom line Treat the QR fee claim as false Kementerian Kewangan says the 1 November 2026 QR charge poster is PALSU; do not share it.
Questions people ask
The QR code fee claim for 1 November 2026 is false.
Kementerian Kewangan says the viral poster is PALSU. Do not believe or share it.
If you see the QR fee poster, do not believe or share it.
The ministry's warning is specific: the claim has no official basis.
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