Buy bitcoin with DuitNow
- Type
- Domestic bank rail
- Works in
- 1 country
- Accepted by
- 2 exchanges
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-18
You can fund a bitcoin purchase with DuitNow in Malaysia, at 2 exchanges we review. Support is decided market by market, so find your country below and follow its guide.
What is DuitNow?
DuitNow is Malaysia's instant account to account transfer service, run by Payments Network Malaysia (PayNet) on the Real time Retail Payments platform. PayNet is the national payments infrastructure company whose largest shareholder is Bank Negara Malaysia, alongside eleven Malaysian financial institutions. You send from the internet or mobile banking app of any of 42 participating banks, or from a participating eWallet, using either an account number or a DuitNow ID such as a mobile number, NRIC, passport number or business registration number.
- Speed
- Instant and available around the clock: the funds land in the recipient account within seconds of you confirming the transfer.
- Cost
- PayNet lists transfers up to RM5,000 as free, with a 50 sen (RM0.50) fee above that amount which many banks waive.
- Limits
- RM5,000 is the free tier boundary rather than a hard cap, and each participating bank sets its own per transfer and daily transfer limits on top.
Speed and cost describe the rail itself. What an exchange adds on top varies by platform and is shown per exchange below.
Exchanges that take DuitNow
Using DuitNow in Malaysia
DuitNow appears in one country guide on this site, Malaysia, where deposits settle in Malaysian ringgit (MYR). Buyers there fund exchange accounts with FPX online banking, Local bank transfer, Credit or debit card (on international platforms) as well, and the country guide ranks the exchanges that take each one.
Frequently asked questions
Which exchanges accept DuitNow?
Of the exchanges we review, Luno, Coinmama accept DuitNow in at least one country. Support is per market, so check your country guide for the exact list where you live.
Where can I buy bitcoin with DuitNow?
DuitNow appears in our Malaysia guide: Malaysia. Each guide lists the exchanges that take it there and how it is named locally.

