Reload credit
Updated 18 hours ago
You can reload your Billplz Credit Balance at any time, 24/7, to cover transaction fees, membership fees, and service charges. Reloaded credit is available immediately after payment confirmation.
Your Credit Balance is separate from your Payment Order Limit, which funds Payment Order disbursements. See Reload Payment Order Limit.
Step 1: Open the reload dialog
From your dashboard, click the + symbol at the top left of the screen.

Step 2: Enter the reload amount
Enter the amount you want to add to your credit balance and click Reload.
Billplz doesn't set a minimum or maximum amount. The limit depends on the payment method you choose in the next step. See How much you can reload.

Step 3: Complete the payment
You'll be redirected to the billing page. Select your payment method and complete the transaction:
- FPX Online Banking: For personal bank accounts
- FPX Corporate Banking: For business/corporate accounts
- Credit card: If you prefer to pay by card

After completing payment, you'll receive an invoice receipt via email. Your credit balance updates immediately once payment is confirmed. With FPX Corporate Banking, how soon the payment is confirmed depends on your bank and account type, for example if payments from your account need an approver.

How much you can reload
Billplz doesn't set a minimum or maximum reload amount. The limit comes from the payment method you choose:
Payment method | Per transaction | Daily limit |
|---|---|---|
FPX Online Banking (personal account) | MYR 1.00 to MYR 30,000.00 | Up to MYR 50,000, depending on the daily limit set in your online banking |
FPX Corporate Banking (business account) | MYR 2.00 to MYR 1,000,000.00, up to the available balance in your bank account | Set by your company's corporate banking mandate |
Credit card | Up to your card's available credit limit | Within your card's available credit limit |
To reload more than MYR 30,000.00 from a personal account, split it into several reloads within your bank's daily limit, or pay with FPX Corporate Banking if you have a business account.
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