Supreme Niuniu recharge guide and online recharge steps

VPay

VPay is one of the recharge methods currently provided on the Supreme Niu Niu recharge page. The page is marked as "Online payment, automatic payment after success". After selecting VPay, you can further choose payment channels such as P2P online banking transfer, DuitNow or Touch ’n Go.

SecurePay

SecurePay is another recharge method provided on the page. It indicates that it supports online banking, e-wallet and DuitNow, and will be automatically credited after the payment is successful. Select SecurePay and click Pay Now, which will take you to the SecurePay checkout and select FPX, E-Wallet or DuitNow, depending on the available options.

Recharge amount

The current Supreme Niu Niu recharge page shows that the minimum recharge amount is RM100, and provides quick amount buttons such as 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000. Some page status also shows a single transaction limit of RM50,000. The actual minimum amount, single maximum amount and optional amount should be based on the page displayed when the user recharges.

Step 1: Enter the recharge page

After logging into the platform, enter Supreme Niu Niu Recharge, open the recharge page and first confirm the currently displayed minimum recharge amount, optional recharge methods and payment channels.

Step 2: Enter or select the recharge amount

Enter the required amount in the "Recharge Amount" area, or directly use the shortcut options of RM100, RM200, RM500, RM1,000, RM2,000, and RM5,000 provided on the page. Before submitting, confirm that the amount meets the current minimum recharge and single transaction limit requirements on the page.

Step 3: Choose VPay or SecurePay

Select VPay or SecurePay in the "Recharge Method" area. The subsequent payment options provided by the two methods are different, so you should choose the corresponding method according to the online banking, DuitNow or e-wallet you plan to use.

Step 4: Select payment channel

When using VPay, you can choose the payment channel from P2P online banking transfer, DuitNow, and Touch ’n Go displayed on the page; when using SecurePay, after clicking to pay, you can continue at the cashier according to the FPX, E-Wallet or DuitNow options provided in real time.

Step 5: Click to pay now

After confirming the amount, recharge method and payment channel, click "Pay Now". The page will jump to the corresponding payment page, and the user needs to complete the transaction within the valid time specified on the payment page.

Step 6: Complete the payment and wait for arrival

Complete the payment according to the instructions on the third-party payment page. The Supreme Niu Niu recharge page explains that the balance will be automatically credited to the account after the payment is successful. Therefore, after completing the transaction, you can return to the platform to confirm the balance status to avoid repeatedly submitting the same recharge when the payment status is not confirmed.

VPay P2P online banking transfer

After selecting VPay, you can choose "P2P Online Banking Transfer". After clicking Pay Now, you will enter the corresponding payment page, and then complete the payment according to the bank and transaction instructions provided on the page. The payment page may have a countdown, so the operation should be completed within the valid time.

VPay DuitNow

VPay supports selecting DuitNow as a payment channel. After entering the DuitNow payment page, the recharge amount and the QR code used for payment will be displayed, and the remaining validity time of the QR code will be indicated. Users should complete the transaction using supported payment methods as required on the page.

DuitNow QR Payment

In the current example, a recharge of RM100 will generate a QR Code corresponding to RM100.00 on the DuitNow page, and a countdown to the expiration of the QR code will be displayed. The QR code belongs to the current transaction and the payment should be completed within the specified time; if the QR code has expired, you should return to the recharge page to re-initiate the transaction instead of continuing to use the old QR code.

VPay Touch ‘n Go

The VPay page also offers Touch ‘n Go payment access. After selecting, enter the payment page, the recharge amount and QR code will be displayed, and the user will be prompted to use the Scan function of Touch ’n Go eWallet to scan the QR code to complete the payment. The example page requires transactions to be completed within 5 minutes.

Step 1: Select SecurePay

Select SecurePay on the Supreme Niu Niu recharge page. Page description SecurePay can be used for online banking, e-wallet or DuitNow, and will be credited automatically after successful payment.

Step 2: Click to pay now

After confirming the recharge amount, click "Pay Now" and the system will go to the SecurePay payment page. After entering, first check whether the amount displayed on the page is consistent with the amount of the Supreme Niu Niu recharge.

Step 3: Select FPX, E-Wallet or DuitNow

SecurePay checkout is currently available in three categories: FPX, E-Wallet and DuitNow. After selecting the desired category, proceed by following the banking, e-wallet or transfer methods provided on the page.

Step 4: Choose a specific payment method

If using FPX, you can open Select Bank to select the bank; if using E-Wallet, you can choose from the e-wallets currently provided on the page; if using DuitNow, select DuitNow Instant Transfer. The selection result shall be subject to the actual display on the current transaction page of SecurePay.

Step 5: Confirm the terms and submit

Select a payment method as required on the SecurePay page, confirm relevant terms & conditions if necessary, and click Submit to continue. Then follow the instructions on your bank, e-wallet or DuitNow page to complete the payment.

Step 6: Return to the platform to confirm the balance

After completing the payment, return to Supreme Niu Niu and check whether the recharge balance has been updated. The page indicates that the recharge will be credited automatically after successful recharge, so you should first confirm the transaction status before deciding whether to re-initiate the recharge.

FPX Bank shown on VPay page

Examples of current VPay payments include Maybank, CIMB, Hong Leong Bank, RHB, Public Bank, BSN, AmBank, Bank Islam and Affin Bank. Bank options may be adjusted in real time by the payment page, so the Select Bank page at the time of payment should prevail.

FPX Bank shown on SecurePay page

A screenshot of the current SecurePay FPX bank list can be found at Affin Bank, Alliance Bank (Personal), AGRONet, AmBank, Bank Islam, Bank Muamalat, Bank Rakyat, Bank Of China, BSN, CIMB Clicks, Hong Leong Bank, HSBC Bank, KFH, Maybank2E, Maybank2U, OCBC Bank, Public Bank, RHB Bank, Standard Chartered and UOB Bank. The complete availability status is subject to real-time display at the SecurePay checkout counter.

SecurePay E-Wallet

The E-Wallet drop-down options in the current screenshot of SecurePay show Boost, GrabPay, ShopeePay and Touch N Go. After selecting an e-wallet, the user should continue to follow the payment instructions provided by SecurePay and the corresponding e-wallet to complete the transaction.

Touch ’n Go eWallet

Touch ‘n Go can be used through the payment process shown on the current page. VPay offers a separate Touch ‘n Go channel, while SecurePay also shows Touch N Go in its E-Wallet list. Which process is actually used depends on the top-up page and the options offered by the third-party checkout at the time.

DuitNow

DuitNow appears in both the VPay payment channel and the SecurePay payment option. The VPay example generates a DuitNow QR Code; SecurePay displays the DuitNow Instant Transfer option. The payment process may be different at different entrances, and you should follow the current cashier prompts.

Check the recharge amount first

After entering the third-party payment page, you should first check whether the displayed amount is consistent with the recharge amount you submitted. For example, when recharging RM100, the payment page should display the corresponding RM100.00 before continuing with the payment.

Pay attention to the validity period of the payment page

Some payment pages have transaction countdowns or QR code expiration dates. The current DuitNow example shows that the QR Code will expire in about 5 minutes, and the Touch ‘n Go example also requires the transaction to be completed within 5 minutes, so the remaining time shown on the actual page should prevail.

Re-select the amount after payment cancellation

When the payment is canceled, the Supreme Niu Niu recharge page will display "The current payment has been canceled and the amount can now be reselected." After this status occurs, you can reconfirm the recharge amount and payment method, and then initiate a new payment process.

To recharge USDT, please contact customer service

The current recharge page also has an entry for "Recharge using USDT? Contact customer service", but the existing information does not provide specific USDT recharge steps, so you should not directly follow the VPay or SecurePay process. When you need to use this method, you should follow the actual instructions provided by the platform customer service.

What is the minimum deposit amount for Supreme Niu Niu?

The current screenshot shows that the minimum recharge amount is RM100. The recharge limit may be adjusted, so before each recharge, the minimum amount displayed in real time on the page shall prevail.

What are the recharge methods for Supreme Niu Niu?

VPay and SecurePay are currently available on the recharge page. P2P online banking transfers, DuitNow and Touch ’n Go are visible on the VPay page; the cashier categories currently supported by SecurePay include FPX, E-Wallet and DuitNow.

Can FPX be used for Supreme Niu Niu recharge?

Can. The current payment information shows that both VPay and SecurePay have bank-related payment processes, and SecurePay clearly provides the FPX Select Bank option. The actual supported banks are subject to the real-time list on the payment page.

Can Touch ’n Go be used for Supreme Niuniu recharge?

The current data can be displayed. The VPay page provides the Touch ‘n Go payment channel, and Touch N Go is also displayed in SecurePay’s E-Wallet list.

What e-wallets does SecurePay support?

According to the current screenshot, the SecurePay E-Wallet list shows Boost, GrabPay, ShopeePay and Touch N Go. The actual available electronic wallet may change according to the status of the cashier, and should be subject to the page at the time of transaction.

What should I do if my DuitNow QR code expires?

If the DuitNow QR Code for the current transaction has expired, the old QR code should not continue to be used. Return to the recharge page to initiate payment again, and use the payment information generated on the new transaction page to complete the recharge.

Do I need to submit it manually after the recharge is successful?

The Supreme Niu Niu recharge page indicates that VPay and SecurePay are both successful and will be credited automatically. After completing the third-party payment, you should return to the platform to check the balance and transaction status.

What should I do if my payment is canceled?

The page shows that you can reselect the amount after the payment is cancelled. At this time, you can reconfirm the amount, VPay or SecurePay and payment channel, and then click "Pay Now" to initiate a new transaction.