Touch n Go LPR Parking Now at 140+ Locations

Touch n Go LPR Parking: License Plate Recognition at Over 140 Malaysian Locations

Touch n Go LPR Parking is a license plate recognition (LPR) system integrated into the Touch n Go eWallet app that automatically deducts parking fees from a user's eWallet balance at over 140 participating locations across Malaysia. The service, operated by Touch n Go Group, eliminates the need for physical parking tickets, autopay machines, or QR code scans. For Malaysian drivers, this solves the problem of queueing at payment kiosks in carparks, particularly in hotels and hospitals, by linking their vehicle registration number directly to their TNG eWallet for seamless entry and exit.

Key Facts

As of the source report dated 20 August 2026, the service covers more than 140 locations, with no minimum eWallet balance required to activate the feature.

How Does Touch n Go LPR Parking Work?

Touch n Go LPR Parking works by recording a vehicle's number plate upon entry and exit from a participating carpark, with the parking fee automatically deducted from the driver's TNG eWallet balance. The system operates similarly to Setel's parking feature and the 1PAY system at 1 Utama shopping mall. According to the source material, the process is designed to be frictionless: "Drive in, drive out, that's it."

To use the service, drivers must first register their vehicle in the LPR Parking mini-app within the TNG eWallet application. The registration process requires only the number plate, with vehicle brand, model, and colour listed as optional fields. Users can register up to 10 vehicles under a single account. The system does not rely on the user's phone connection at the point of exit, meaning the fee will be auto-deducted even if the phone has no signal or battery power.

"LPR stands for license plate recognition and TnG's LPR Parking works pretty much like Setel's version and 1PAY at 1 Utama. Basically, your number plate is recorded when you enter the carpark, and it's the same when you exit. The parking fee is then automatically deducted from your TNG eWallet balance."

— Source: Paul Tan's Automotive News, 20 August 2026

LPR Parking does not depend on your phone's connection and will auto deduct the fee regardless of mobile network availability.

How to Register for Touch n Go LPR Parking

Registration for Touch n Go LPR Parking is completed through the LPR Parking mini-app inside the TNG eWallet application, where users select 'add vehicle now' and input their number plate. The process takes less than a minute, with optional fields for vehicle brand, model, and colour. Users can register up to 10 cars per account, and there is an on/off toggle next to each number plate for temporarily disabling LPR Parking on a specific vehicle.

One important limitation noted in the source is that if a driver attempts to register after already entering a parking lot, the LPR feature will only function on the next visit. The source also advises that while there is no minimum balance required, users should maintain sufficient credit in their eWallet to avoid inconvenience at the exit barrier.

If you register after entering a carpark, LPR Parking will only work on your next visit to a participating location.

What Happens If Your Phone Battery Dies or There Is No Signal?

Touch n Go LPR Parking operates independently of your phone's battery and network connection, ensuring that parking fees are still auto-deducted from your eWallet even under adverse conditions. The system uses license plate recognition at the barrier, not a phone-based signal, so the deduction is processed through the carpark's infrastructure. If the eWallet has insufficient funds, the driver can exit using an alternative payment method, such as a physical TNG card.

This design addresses a common Malaysian pain point: unreliable mobile data coverage in basement carparks and the risk of a dead phone battery when trying to exit. The source explicitly states, "LPR Parking doesn't depend on your phone's connection and will auto deduct the fee anyhow."

If your eWallet has insufficient funds, you can exit using an alternative payment method, such as a physical TNG card.

Where Is Touch n Go LPR Parking Available in Malaysia?

Touch n Go LPR Parking is available at over 140 locations across Malaysia, with a concentration in hotels and hospitals, though the list is growing. The source notes that major shopping malls such as KLCC, Pavilion, Mid Valley, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid, and IOI City Mall are not currently on the list. This means the service's utility depends on whether a driver's frequently visited locations are included in the network.

For Malaysian users, this suggests the service is currently most relevant for those who regularly park at hotels or hospitals, rather than at major retail destinations. The source indicates that TNG says the network is "growing," implying that mall coverage may be added in the future.

As of the source date, top malls such as KLCC, Pavilion, Mid Valley, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid, and IOI City Mall are not yet on the LPR Parking list.

Who Is This For in Malaysia?

Touch n Go LPR Parking is ideal for Malaysian drivers who frequently park at hotels, hospitals, and other participating venues, and who want to avoid the hassle of queuing at autopay machines or scanning QR codes. The service is particularly suited to users who already maintain a TNG eWallet balance for tolls and other payments, as it integrates directly into the existing Touch n Go ecosystem. It is less relevant for drivers whose primary parking destinations are major shopping malls, given the current coverage gaps.

The service also appeals to users who value convenience and reliability, especially those who have experienced the frustration of a dead phone battery or poor network coverage in a carpark. Since LPR Parking does not depend on the phone's connection, it offers a robust solution for these scenarios. The ongoing RM50 eWallet reload PIN campaign provides an additional incentive for new users to activate the feature.

Touch n Go LPR Parking is best suited for Malaysian drivers who regularly park at hotels and hospitals and already use the TNG eWallet for daily transactions.

Common Questions

Can I use Touch n Go LPR Parking if my phone battery is dead?

Yes. LPR Parking does not depend on your phone's battery or connection. The system uses license plate recognition at the carpark barrier, and the fee is auto-deducted from your TNG eWallet. If your eWallet has insufficient funds, you can use a physical TNG card as an alternative payment method.

What happens if I register for LPR Parking after entering a carpark?

If you register after entering a parking lot, the LPR feature will only work on your next visit. The system requires your number plate to be recorded at entry for the automatic deduction to function, so same-visit registration will not apply to the current parking session.

Which major malls are not covered by Touch n Go LPR Parking?

As of the source date, KLCC, Pavilion, Mid Valley, 1 Utama, Sunway Pyramid, and IOI City Mall are not on the LPR Parking list. The service currently covers over 140 locations, primarily hotels and hospitals, with TNG stating the network is growing.

Sources and Methodology

This article is based on a single primary source: Paul Tan's Automotive News, published on 20 August 2026, titled "Touch n Go LPR Parking – license plate recognition at over 140 locations, fees auto deduct from TNG eWallet." The source URL is https://paultan.org/2026/08/20/touch-n-go-lpr-parking-license-plate-recognition-at-over-140-locations-fees-auto-deduct-from-tng-ewallet/.

All statistics, quotes, and factual claims are derived directly from this source. No additional data has been synthesised or invented. Currency is presented in Ringgit Malaysia (RM) as stated in the source. This article was last updated on 20 August 2026. Information specific to Malaysia was verified against the cited source material.