YouTrip launches MYR wallet and offers free weekend shuttle service

Users will have to prebook slots for the shuttle services.

YouTrip has launched a Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) wallet.

The Singapore-headquartered multi-currency digital wallet says that Singaporeans can now exchange money through the YouTrip app with no hidden fees or FX markups.

YouTrip observed that Singaporeans often monitor MYR exchange rates two weeks before their trip, and anticipates that this trend of pre-trip currency conversions will persist.

To celebrate the launch, YouTrip is offering free shuttle buses across the Causeway until 11 May 2025.

It will be available across four weekends from 19 April to 11 May 2025, between 9AM and 9:30 PM at 30 minute intervals.

Users must pre-book their slots via a sign-up form available on YouTrip’s Instagram and Telegram channels.

The shuttle service will take users from the Kranji MRT station to Mid Valley Southkey (North Entrance). Return trips to Singapore will depart in the same location.

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