CHRONOLOGY · MYEG / ZETRIX · JPJ
A sourced chronology from the start of the arrears period in May and the unprocessed RM231m cheque to the suspension and Zetrix's latest confirmation of the RM314m amount.
A sourced chronology from the start of the arrears period in May and the unprocessed RM231m cheque to the suspension and Zetrix's latest confirmation of the RM314m amount.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says the RM314 million in dispute accumulated from 19 May 2026, not over three years.
The government is waiting for full payment before considering any resumption. Zetrix has submitted a settlement proposal and on 8 October confirmed RM314 million in unremitted collections. No reinstatement date has been announced in the sources reviewed by PulseKita.
Each step is dated and sourced. Statements, allegations, decisions and confirmed actions stay labelled separately so the timeline does not turn one side's claim into an established fact.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke says the RM314 million in dispute accumulated from 19 May 2026, not over three years.
Beliau berkata tunggakan sebelum Mei pernah berlaku dari semasa ke semasa tetapi dibayar selepas peringatan. Jumlah RM314 juta merujuk tempoh baharu ini.
The government says it issued 35 reminders and held four engagement sessions.
According to the minister, MYEG/Zetrix submitted a cheque dated 30 September for the arrears stated at that time.
Loke says the bank did not process the RM231 million cheque following instructions from the company.
PulseKita attributes this statement to the minister and does not present it as an adjudicated finding.
The suspension is set to take effect at 12:01am on 5 October while MyJPJ, JPJ counters and other alternatives remain available.
Loke says revenue collected between 19 May and 30 September had not been transferred to MOT's main revenue account.
The minister demands immediate settlement and says the government will take appropriate action to recover the full amount.
Zetrix AI confirms the temporary suspension and says it is in discussions to resolve the issue.
Pada peringkat ini, respons awal syarikat belum mengesahkan secara terus angka RM314 juta yang dinyatakan kerajaan.
The company says its immediate priority is to resolve outstanding obligations and restore affected services, subject to approvals.
In a Bursa filing, the company acknowledges remittance delays while saying the exact outstanding amount is being finalised.
Loke says the outstanding payment must be settled in full before an application to resume MyEG operations can be considered.
After Bursa sought a direct answer, Zetrix confirms RM314 million in unremitted JPJ collections and says the liability is recognised as a payable on its balance sheet.
This resolves the amount question that remained open a day earlier.
MOT says JPJ can increasingly serve users directly through channels such as MyJPJ.
The government is waiting for full payment before considering any resumption. Zetrix has submitted a settlement proposal and on 8 October confirmed RM314 million in unremitted collections. No reinstatement date has been announced in the sources reviewed by PulseKita.
01When and how will the RM314 million be settled?
02Will the government accept Zetrix's proposed solution?
03Will formal legal recovery proceedings begin?
04If access returns, will customer money still pass through a collection agent?
05How important will collection agents remain as direct JPJ channels grow?
01MOT or JPJ confirmation that funds have been received.
02A Bursa filing on implementation of Zetrix's proposed solution.
03Any formal recovery or legal action.
04An official decision on resuming MYEG/Zetrix operations.
05Any redesign of the JPJ collection flow.
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