PINT Malaysia: the Malaysian Peppol standard

PINT MY: the Malaysian PINT variant with self-billing support and CTC reporting.

PINT MY is the Malaysian variant of the Peppol International Invoice (PINT). The specification is managed by MDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation), the Malaysian Peppol Authority, and stands out through native self-billing support and mandatory CTC reporting.

Characteristics
PropertyValueManagerMDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation)BasisPINT / EN 16931SyntaxUBL 2.1Versionv1.3.0Mandatory from9 March 2026ScopeMalaysiaIdentifier0230
What makes PINT MY unique?

PINT MY stands out from other PINT variants in several ways:

  • Self-billing: native support for self-billing documents, where the buyer issues the invoice on behalf of the supplier
  • CTC reporting: monthly transaction reporting to the Peppol Authority is mandatory
  • Phased mandate: the e-invoicing obligation has been phased in since August 2024

The PASR for Malaysia (approved 15 April 2024) sets strict requirements for Service Providers: a minimum of one year of operational experience, no pending legal proceedings, and a Malaysia-specific interoperability test.

DocumentTypeId
urn:oasis:names:specification:ubl:schema:xsd:Invoice-2::Invoice##urn:peppol:pint:billing-1@my-1::2.1
Supported document types

PINT MY includes:

  • Invoice
  • Credit note
  • Self-billing invoice
  • Self-billing credit note
eConnect and PINT MY

The eConnect PSB fully supports PINT MY. Invoices to Malaysian receivers are automatically transformed to PINT MY and routed via the Peppol network.