E-invoicing in Malaysia: PINT MY and phased mandate

E-invoicing in Malaysia: PINT MY, phased mandate, self-billing and MDEC as Peppol Authority.

Malaysia has its own PINT MY specification that supports self-billing. MDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation) is the Peppol Authority and the e-invoicing mandate has been rolled out in phases since August 2024.

Overview
AspectDetailsStatusMandatory e-invoicing rolled out in phasesFormatsPeppol BIS 3.0, PINT MYPeppol AuthorityMDEC (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation)Identifier0230
PASR Malaysia (approved 2024-04-15)

The PASR for Malaysia was approved on 15 April 2024. A central SMP is mandatory. The active e-invoicing mandate covers PINT MY (invoice, credit note, self-billing). Monthly CTC transaction reporting to the Peppol Authority is required. SP accreditation requires at least one year of operation, no litigation or liquidation, and a Malaysia-specific interoperability test.

What does this mean for you?

If you invoice companies in Malaysia, Peppol offers a direct and compliant route. The eConnect PSB supports PINT MY and automatically routes invoices to Malaysian recipients. The transformation from your existing invoice format to PINT MY is handled automatically.


Want to send invoices to customers in Malaysia? Get in touch with our team.

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