Money+ is a new ShopeePay feature, launched and developed by ShopeePay Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (“ShopeePay”) in partnership with iFAST Capital Sdn. Bhd. (“iFAST”), wherein the balance in your Money+ account will be invested to earn potential returns. Money+ is available on both the Shopee and ShopeePay apps.
The balance in the Money+ account will be invested into the Eastspring Investments Islamic E-Duit Fund, a Shariah-compliant money market fund managed by Eastspring Investments Berhad (“Eastspring Malaysia”) and distributed by iFAST. ShopeePay serves as a platform that enables customers to invest in the Eastspring Investments Islamic E-Duit Fund.
The balance in the Money+ account should not be treated or regarded as e-money or a form of deposit. Returns may vary and are not guaranteed. The balance in the Money+ account is not capital guaranteed or capital protected by Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (“PIDM”). All investments come with risks, including the risk that you may lose all or part of your investment.
For more information on the fund available through Money+, you may refer to the ShopeePay Invest page on the ShopeePay app or the Shopee app by following the steps below:
ShopeePay App:
Step 1: In the ShopeePay homepage, select Money+ homepage.
Step 2: Select the three dots on the top right of the page, then select Fund Details.
Step 3: Select Fund Information.
Step 4: You will be directed to the Fund Profile.

Shopee App:
Step 1: Go to Me page > My Wallet > Select ShopeePay
Step 2: Select Money+
Step 3: Select the three dots on the top right of the page, then select Fund Details
Step 4: Select Fund Information
Step 5: You will be directed to the Fund Profile.

2. Who is eligible for Money+?
Money+ is eligible for any Malaysian citizen who meets the following criteria:
4. What are the benefits of investing in the Eastspring Investments Islamic E-Duit Fund via Money+?
Investing in the Eastspring Investments Islamic E-Duit Fund via Money+ offers several benefits, focusing on flexibility, liquidity, and potential returns:
When you sign up for Money+, your Money+ account comes with a feature that allows you to seamlessly complete a merchant payment using your investments in Money+, even if your ShopeePay eWallet balance is insufficient.
If your ShopeePay eWallet balance is short of the full amount for the merchant transaction, the exact amount needed to cover the shortfall will be automatically withdrawn from your Money+ account through an instant redemption.
The payment process will utilise your funds in this order:
Scenario 1 | Scenario 2 | Scenario 3 | |
Transaction amount | RM3.00 | RM4.00 | RM5.00 |
ShopeePay eWallet balance | RM3.00 | RM2.00 | RM2.00 |
Money+ balance | RM1.00 | RM2.00 | RM1.00 |
Total balance* | RM4.00 | RM4.00 | RM3.00 |
Can payment be made? | Yes | Yes | No |
Source of funds for payment | ShopeePay eWallet balance (full transaction amount deducted) | ShopeePay eWallet and Money+ balance | Payment failure due to insufficient total balance |
*Total balance = (ShopeePay eWallet balance) + (Money+ balance)
Note: Instant redemption seamlessly uses funds from your Money+ balance to top up your ShopeePay eWallet automatically when your eWallet balance isn't enough for a payment.
6. Who do I contact should I need help?
For issues related to the ShopeePay eWallet or Money+ platform, such as:
unable to reload,
6-digit PIN problems,
unsuccessful transaction involving Money+ account,
unsuccessful bank withdrawals, or
general top-up/withdrawal inquiries.
Please contact ShopeePay Customer Service via these channels:
(1) Shopee App: Select Me tab > Select Help Centre > Scroll to the bottom to access (i) Chat or (ii) Internet Call.
(2) ShopeePay App: Select Me tab > Select Help Centre > Scroll to the bottom to access Chat.
Shariah-compliant investments are investments that follow the principles of Islamic finance. To be considered Shariah-compliant, investments must avoid or exclude:
Dealing with interest (Riba).
Excessive uncertainty or complex, highly speculative transactions (Gharar).
Gambling or pure speculation (Maysir).
Companies involved in businesses prohibited under Islamic law, such as those dealing with:
Alcohol or tobacco
Adult entertainment
Conventional firearms
Non-halal foods (e.g., pork)