WebMoney expands wallet top-up options in Thailand and Malaysia

WebMoney expands wallet top-up options in Thailand and Malaysia — My Thai Home Thailand guide

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WebMoney users in Thailand can now top up wallets in cash via 7-Eleven. New options available through WebMoney.Top-up.

The payment system WebMoney has announced a significant expansion of wallet top-up options for users in Southeast Asia. Updates apply to users in Thailand and Malaysia, where new, convenient, and fast deposit methods are now available.

Cash Top-Up via 7-Eleven in Thailand

Starting March 2025, WebMoney users in Thailand can top up their wallets in cash through the 7-Eleven network — one of the largest retail chains in the country, with over 7,000 stores nationwide.

The process is simple:

  1. User generates a payment request in WebMoney;
  2. Receives a unique QR code or transaction ID;
  3. Pays the amount at any 7-Eleven store;
  4. Funds are credited to the WM wallet within 5–15 minutes.

 

Bank Support in Malaysia

In Malaysia, WebMoney has integrated with major banks including Maybank, CIMB, and Public Bank. Users can now top up directly from bank accounts via FPX — Malaysia’s national online payment system.

WebMoney.Top-up: Enhanced Interface and Filters

All new and existing deposit methods are now available through the updated WebMoney.Top-up service. The platform allows users to:

  • Select country and wallet type (WME, WMZ, WMR, etc.);
  • Filter by speed (instant, up to 24 hours);
  • Compare fees and min/max amounts;
  • Get step-by-step payment instructions.

 

This move confirms WebMoney’s strategy to regain accessibility in the Asian region, especially among expats, freelancers, and investors using WM for cross-border transactions.

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