Malaysia’s MyGov app hits 2.2 mil users; unveils Fifa World Cup 2026 live streaming in major digital leap 

• Platform now integrates 51 services from 19 government agencies
• New FIFA World Cup streaming feature expands MyGov’s digital offering

More than 2.2 million Malaysians now use the MyGov app, marking a significant milestone in the Ministry of Digital’s efforts to strengthen the nation’s digital government ecosystem.

The platform consolidates government services into a single application, with new features and services added progressively. The initiative supports public sector digital transformation, enhances digital readiness and improves access to government services.

Gobind Singh Deo, minister of Digital, said the MyGov app reflects the MADANI Government’s continued efforts to improve how Malaysians access digital services.

“As usage continues to grow, the platform is being progressively enhanced to support scalability, performance and user experience improvements. The long-term direction is to expand the ecosystem of services in phases, ensuring that integration is sustainable and aligned with user needs and system readiness. This includes improving access to information on government services and benefits over time,” he said.

Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, the app will introduce on-the-go match streaming. Users registered with MyDigital ID will be able to access live broadcasts on their mobile devices alongside traditional streaming platforms.

Since its launch in August 2025, the MyGov app has consolidated 51 services from 19 government agencies into a single platform. The app continues to integrate services from major government systems, including MySejahtera, MyJPJ, PriceCatcher, Portal Manfaat and Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah (STR).

Developed under Malaysia’s national digital transformation agenda, the platform aims to modernise public digital infrastructure, improve interoperability and expand digital adoption nationwide.

The initiative supports Malaysia’s broader ambition of becoming an AI Nation by 2030 by enabling more integrated, efficient and citizen-centric digital services.

Fabian Bigar, secretary-general of the Ministry of Digital, said a connected government ecosystem is essential to supporting Malaysia’s next phase of digital and AI development.

“A connected government is a prerequisite for an AI-driven future. By unifying fragmented agency platforms under the MyGov ecosystem, we are building the clean, interoperable data foundations necessary to deploy scalable artificial intelligence.

“Our long-term goal is to transition from reactive public services to predictive and highly personalised citizen experiences, strengthening Malaysia’s trajectory towards becoming a leading AI Nation by 2030,” he said.

The MyGov app, developed by GovTech Malaysia under the Ministry of Digital, will continue to be expanded through phased updates as additional services are integrated into the platform. Members of the public are encouraged to explore and use the MyGov app as more government services become available.