Utility Apps in Malaysia
Compare 9 apps in total
Once your home is sorted, installing the utility bill apps makes paying and tracking easy. Electricity is myTNB, water (Selangor) is Air Selangor for bills and water-cut notices, gas is Gas Malaysia and sewerage is Indah Water. Mobile top-ups go through official carrier apps such as CelcomDigi, Hotlink and MyUMobile, while myunifi and Time Fibre Home manage your fibre broadband contract and bills. Compare these Malaysian utility apps by features and use cases.
Indah Water
Owners of landed properties and premises with separately-billed sewerage charges
UtilitiesAfter settling in
FAQ
- Q. Can I pay electricity and water bills via an app?
- A. Yes. For electricity use myTNB, and for water (Selangor) use the Air Selangor app to check bills and pay online. Payment supports e-wallets (e.g. Touch 'n Go) and FPX (bank), which is less hassle than paying at a convenience store. If your rental is still billed under the landlord's name, confirm the payment method in advance.
- Q. Where can I find out about water cuts?
- A. The Air Selangor app and social media announce scheduled and emergency water cuts. Since water disruptions do happen in Malaysia, enabling notifications helps you prepare. Keeping stored water or bottled water on hand is reassuring in case of a cut.
- Q. How do I top up my mobile plan?
- A. For prepaid, top up and buy plans via the carrier's official app (CelcomDigi, Hotlink, MyUMobile, etc.). You can also top up with e-wallets or at convenience stores. For postpaid (monthly contract), the official app lets you check bills, set up auto-debit and add data.
