PUTRAJAYA, Jan 9 — The public can now access government and government-linked services at Alamanda shopping mall in Putrajaya starting today, thanks to the Kiosk Sentuhan Madani project.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim officiated the opening of six fully digital kiosks — provided by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), mydigitalID, Pos Malaysia, the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), the Road Transport Department (JPJ), and Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB).

Government spokesman Fahmi Fadzil announced that this will not be the only location for these digital services.

“We were informed that the second set will be placed in KL Sentral,” he said.

“The chief secretary will announce subsequent plans at a later date,” he added while speaking to reporters at Alamanda Shopping Centre today.

The services offered include:

EPF

  • Checking savings balance
  • Updating personal information
  • Account registration
  • Updating TAC mobile phone number
  • Fingerprint authentication

MyDigital ID

  • Registering MyDigital ID for single sign-on
  • Revoking MyDigital ID

Pos Malaysia

  • Payment of water, electricity, telecommunication, and mass media bills
  • Education loan payment
  • Quit rent payment
  • TEKUN, PKNS, KPKT, SPP instalments

SSM

  • Business registration certificate renewal
  • Purchase of business information
  • Payment of business registration compound
  • EzBiz user account activation
  • Various payments: Taxes, bills, education loans

TNB

  • Paying electricity bills
  • Payments related to supply requests
  • Internet bill payment (ALLO City Broadband)

JPJ

  • Motor vehicle licence renewal (LKM) for private vehicles
  • Printout and copy of vehicle ownership certificate (VOC)
  • First printout and copy of motor vehicle licence (LKM)
  • Review and payment of summons
  • Checking vehicle information, Malaysian driving licence (LMM), and insurance information

Fahmi also expressed hope that corporations would contribute to this initiative as part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR).

“I was made to understand that the cost is not very high, and with the collaboration of certain parties, we are confident that locations like shopping malls and places with high foot traffic are suitable sites to place various government services, in line with the Malaysia Madani principle,” he said.

Yesterday, Bernama reported that Director of the Madani Monitoring Unit at the Prime Minister’s Office, Mohd Khalid Mohamed Latiff, said the kiosk brings together more than 90 government services through six kiosks from different agencies and companies.

Anwar previously stated that the Madani Kiosk Initiative was launched to bring together various government service kiosks at 38 focal areas, such as shopping centres, enabling citizens to access government services outside of office hours.