Shell has expanded the list of stations that support Touch ‘n Go RFID Fuelling to a total of 35 stations in the Klang Valley, up from the initial five stations.
The first five stations involved in the testing phase were Shell Bandar Sri Menjalara, Shell Mint Hotel, Shell NKVE Damansara, Shell Taman Connaught and Shell Taman Tun Dr Ismail. The new increased number of stations are welcome, but even with the new expanded list, availability is still limited to the Klang Valley.
The following are the stations that have RFID Fuelling enabled. When you get to the station, you will have to look for the RFID bays as not all of the pumps have RFID support.
You’ll of course first need to activate RFID Fuelling, a one-time thing. Setup is straightforward – launch the eWallet, tap on the Shell icon and then the activate fueling button. From there, you’ll be able to select the default fueling amount and even link your BonusLink card to earn loyalty points.
To refuel, you simply have to locate the specific bays with RFID signage, park your vehicle inside the RFID-enabled bay, locate the LED screen (on top of or on the ground, in front of the bay). Once the reader has detected the vehicle, the system will then reserve the pump, and when the screen shows a green pump icon, you’ll have 80 seconds to begin the fueling process.
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Yeah. Forget how expensive the fuel is with the convenience of payment using T&G. nice job marcom.
How expensive is RON95 today vs RON95 last year?
Conspiracy ?
Do you know how to use others’ wallets now? :)
This wallet is exposed (on the headlight cover) all the time (so can be taken anytime or even borrowed/stolen for an hour), with all verification information available openly (car number, model, color).
If you are scared of being identified, there isn’t even a need to cover your head with a pantyhose, because covering the face with a mask is deemed acceptable.
okay so firstly, if you are in a physical position where you can scan the rfid tag, you can also write down the car’s number plate, the colour of the car, the make and model.
so if you claim the rfid tag leaks all that, the car being physically visible also leaks all that right?
next point… even with that info, how do you charge some fraudulent transaction to that person’s wallet?
May be you have not understood what I said :
The sticker is on the headlight cover. Take it away.
The car number, model, color are all known. Even if the reader verifies these, just stick onto another car of the same model and color. Number is so easy to fake, not requiring me to say…..
Can even do a business. Ask who are interested. Then you have a pool of models and colors. Whenever you get a sticker, grab express it and fake number plates to a matched car. Within an hour, free petrol will be dispensed.
hahahahaha!!! you try lo to take away the sticker see what happens
hwt, are you malaysian? that is not possible with the system and any car driver here would be aware of that. the rfid sticker breaks easily, and if a user notices it is stolen, he can remove the tag from his tng account within seconds.
this stupid sticker breaks even without peeling it off hahaha, it is so damn fragile
As I said, within an hour, free petrol could have been dispensed. Certainly not enough time for most drivers to realize.
Do you go out to check your car every 10 minutes while shopping or working? I guess no one does this.
The road tax sticker that is said to “self destruct” can be safely removed by any novice even after 1 year, in case you are not aware or never changed it yourself…..
If you prefer a more aggressive method, break the headlight cover and take the whole thing away……
Oh man. If rfid is so easy to hack, then you should be more worried for the nfc pay function in your phone, by your logic anyone could come close to you and swipe payments without your notice. Visa, Master, Amex, alipay, grabpay, etc should stop using this super vulnerable function and phonemakers should enforce to disable this pay function. Yeah your genius.
“If rfid is so easy to hack, then you should be more worried for the nfc pay function in your phone, by your logic anyone could come close to you and swipe payments without your notice”
Did I say anything about hacking RFID? I guess you are neither a technical person nor a person who knows payment systems (so not really qualified for commenting, sorry).
Credit and debit card systems have acquirers (which manage their merchants), and the payments to merchants are not immediate. “Stealth tapping” of RFID cards is certainly possible, as already demonstrated by others years ago. But due to the presence of acquirers and the non-immediate payments to merchants, getting money through “stealth tapping” of credit and debit cards is very hard.
To find out which car in a carpark has the function activated :
Go to some stations, record down car numbers using the service.
Go to a shopping center carpark. Drive around. Match the car numbers.
AI or non AI based number plate recognition is not sending a spaceship to Mars. Libraries are available publicly. If someone can do it for plus and carpark operators, many people out there can also do it.
Once the computer identifies a car in carpark that uses the service, take the sticker away. Quickly make fake number plates which plastic sheets. Grab express to a matched “subscriber”.
Subscriber pumps free petrol.
Is this complicated? Not really. Many scams these days are more sophisticated and act faster than this.
This system is like putting your credit or debit card on a food court table, together with the PIN.
you can turn it on and off in the app. only turn it on when you want to pump. once done, turn it off.
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