Ryt Bank users can now add their debit cards to Google Pay for in-store contactless payments.

The integration allows Ryt Card holders to make tap-and-pay transactions using Google Wallet at supported terminals.

For transactions above RM250, users are required to set a personal identification number through the Ryt Bank mobile app.

The Ryt Card, which runs on the Visa network, is issued as both a physical and virtual card.

Cardholders can manage spending limits, receive real-time transaction alerts, and freeze or unfreeze their cards instantly through the app.

The card offers unlimited 1.2 percent cashback on overseas in-store spending, does not charge foreign transaction fees, and provides dining discounts of up to 20 percent at a curated list of premium outlets under YTL Hotels.

Ryt Bank and Boost Bank remain the only two digital banks in Malaysia whose cards are currently supported on Google Pay.

Digital bank cards in Malaysia are not yet supported on Apple Pay.

The bank said customers will be able to add their Ryt Card to Google Pay directly from the app from February 2026.

“Payments should work seamlessly in everyday life. With Ryt Card on Google Pay, we’re making it simpler and faster for customers to pay using the device they already rely on most – their phone.

This is just one of several enhancements we’re rolling out, with more planned around Chinese New Year and Raya to make everyday banking even more rewarding.”

said Yeoh Keong Zhen, Chief Strategy Officer of Ryt Bank.

This update comes as Ryt Bank’s CEO Melvin Ooi prepares to exit the role, with its CFO Wilson Soon set to take over in an interim capacity.

Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Malaysia, based on image by Google Play 

Editor’s note: This article has been updated with additional information.