If you run a Malaysian business, there is a good chance your books already live in Bukku accounting. It is homegrown, LHDN e-invoice ready, and built for exactly the kind of business you run. What Bukku does not do on its own is chase down the receipt, remember which card

Prepaid, virtual, corporate. If you run a business in Malaysia, you have probably been told to pick one card and stick with it. That advice quietly costs you money. These are not three versions of the same thing competing for your wallet. They do different jobs, and the businesses that

How to Pay Google Ads& Open AI from Malaysia Without a Card Decline If you run a business in Malaysia, you have probably hit this: you try to pay for Google Ads or top up OpenAI, and your card gets declined. You try another card. Declined again. The campaign pauses,

Software renewals have a habit of failing at the worst possible time. A design file locked the morning of a pitch. A tool that expired because it was renewing on someone’s personal card. And in the background, money quietly leaks, studies find about half of all paid software licences go

A subscription renews on someone’s personal card. An ad account gets declined the morning of a launch. A cloud bill bounces and a service quietly goes down. Ten tools, on ten different cards, all claimed back weeks later. None of it feels like a big deal on its own. But

Every ringgit your team spends on a Swipey card eventually needs to land somewhere in your books. For most finance teams, that means manually exporting transactions, reformatting data, and re-entering it into your accounting software — a process that’s slow, error-prone, and completely unnecessary. Swipey’s accounting integrations close that gap.

Most expense management tools are built for one thing: a single company, a single set of books, a single team. The moment your business gets more complex than that — a second entity, a new division, a client brand you’re managing spend for — those tools start to break down.

Most businesses don’t fail because of bad strategy. They fail because money becomes unclear and this tends to happen quietly.  Expenses spread across personal cards and platforms.  Receipts exist, but not in one system.  Last year’s numbers are “mostly done,” but not final.  By March, when the business accelerates, this uncertainty becomes expensive. Your decisions start to feel cautious and forecasts feels like guesswork. This

Happy holidays from everyone at Swipey! As we close out 2025, we want to share how we’ve been working to solve the everyday hassles that slow finance teams down. This year wasn’t about cramming in more features. It was about removing the friction that shows up in your day-to-day: the