8th May 2026 - 2 min read

A new campaign from Public Bank lets PB Mastercard Credit Card holders earn RM40 cash back per transaction when topping up selected e-Wallets, running from 5 May to 30 June 2026. The cash back applies to top-ups of at least RM2,000 per transaction at Boost, GrabPay, Lazada, ShopeePay, and Touch ‘n Go eWallet. Auto top-ups are excluded.
To participate, register via PBe using keyword PBVHR or SMS PBVHR to 68333. Registration is required and must be done during the campaign period.
Each PB Mastercard Credit Card holder is entitled to a maximum of RM80 cash back per month and RM160 throughout the campaign. Cash back is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and will be credited to the principal cardholder’s account within four to twelve weeks after the campaign ends.
If you plan to top up your Touch ‘n Go eWallet via credit card, Touch ‘n Go eWallet charges 1% fee on all credit card reloads. On a RM2,000 top-up, that works out to RM20 in fees. Combined with the RM40 cash back from this campaign, you would still come out ahead by RM20 per transaction, though it reduces the effective return.
Participating in this campaign means you will not be eligible for other PB Credit Card usage campaigns during the same period. If you are already enrolled in one of Public Bank’s other ongoing cashback campaigns, consider which offers the best return for your spending habits before registering.
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