> Quick view: the free IKEA x Touch 'n Go card ended with August and has been taken off IKEA's campaign page entirely. Still running under the same 30th Anniversary banner in September: the Spend & Win GWM HAVAL H6 HEV draw — whose first of three separate draws closes on 13 September — a BESTÅ offer paying an IKEA Gift Card worth up to RM500, and IKEA Family food deals at the Swedish Restaurant.

The Touch 'n Go card is over, and here's the evidence

The card ran 10-31 August 2026: RM500 minimum spend, IKEA Family membership compulsory, and the card customised in-store with your member number printed on it.

Re-checked on 9 September 2026, IKEA Malaysia's 30th Anniversary campaign page no longer mentions Touch 'n Go anywhere — not the card, not the redemption mechanic, not the terms link. There has been no announcement of a second print run, and no successor collectible has taken its slot. Treat it as closed.

The same check retired one other thing our August write-up listed: IKEA Fest daily discoveries (30 July-25 August 2026) is also gone from the page.

What outlived it: Spend & Win GWM HAVAL H6 HEV

This is the offer that survived Merdeka, and it is far bigger than the card ever was — three GWM HAVAL H6 HEV vehicles, three winners, from IKANO Handel Sdn Bhd's published campaign terms.

How it works:

  • Spend a minimum of RM500 on home-furnishing products in a single receipt at any IKEA Malaysia physical store
  • Collect one entry form per RM500 at the designated campaign area inside that store, fill it in, and drop it into the entry box
  • Keep the original receipt — you must produce it for verification if you're drawn

Entries scale in RM500 blocks with no cap per receipt: RM500-RM999 is 1 entry, RM1,000-RM1,499 is 2, RM1,500-RM1,999 is 3, RM2,000-RM2,499 is 4, and upward in the same increments. Any remainder below the next RM500 block is not carried forward and cannot be combined with another receipt.

The part most coverage misses: there are three separate draws

Entries do not pool across the whole campaign. Each draw period runs on a fresh pool, and entry forms from an earlier period are not carried forward:

  • Draw 1 — qualifying purchases from 14 August to 13 September 2026
  • Draw 2 — qualifying purchases from 14 September to 13 October 2026
  • Draw 3 — qualifying purchases from 14 October to 14 November 2026

If you're reading this on 9 September, you have until Sunday 13 September to buy into Draw 1 — a pool that has already been filling for a month. Draw 2's pool starts empty on 14 September, so if you're buying anyway and the odds matter more than the timing, the following week is the better one to wait for.

One prize per person across the whole campaign: once you're confirmed as a winner, your remaining entries stop being eligible for later draws.

IKEA contradicts itself on the closing date

Worth knowing before you plan a November trip. IKEA's campaign blurb and its own campaign artwork both say the promotion runs 14 August to 13 November 2026. The terms and conditions on the same page say the Campaign Period is 14 August 2026 to 14 November 2026, and write Draw 3's qualifying period as 14 October 2026 - 14 November 2026.

We've used 13 November as the practical last day throughout this article. It is what the front of the campaign promises, and it is the safer of the two dates if you're timing a final qualifying receipt.

What doesn't count toward the RM500

The published terms exclude noticeably more than the marketing line suggests:

  • IKEA Food purchases — your restaurant bill does not help you reach RM500
  • IKEA Gift Cards
  • Services — sewing, picking, installation, assembly and home delivery
  • Anything bought through the IKEA Malaysia online store

That last exclusion is the change from August. The old Touch 'n Go card accepted Click & Collect orders as long as you picked up in-store; Spend & Win is physical-store purchases only, with no online route at all.

Splitting or combining receipts to manufacture extra entries is explicit grounds for disqualification. And if you return part of a qualifying purchase, entries are recalculated on the net value — an RM1,000 receipt that becomes RM700 after a return drops from two entries to one, and anything falling under RM500 loses every entry on that receipt.

The bigger money: BESTÅ pays up to RM500 in gift cards

Running 3 September to 10 November 2026, this one is a real discount rather than a lottery, and it's the strongest offer IKEA Malaysia has on the board right now. Buy a complete BESTÅ storage combination in a single receipt and IKEA hands back a gift card:

  • RM1,000-RM1,999 spend — RM100 IKEA Gift Card
  • RM2,000-RM2,999 spend — RM300 IKEA Gift Card
  • RM3,000 and above — RM500 IKEA Gift Card

"Complete BESTÅ storage combination" is defined in the terms as BESTÅ frames, hinges and the related fittings and accessories — supporting legs, doors, integrated lighting, knobs and handles, boxes and organisers, and cable management solutions. Picking, delivery, assembly and installation do not count toward the spend.

Two RM1 cliffs worth planning around

The tiers are steps rather than a percentage, so one extra ringgit is worth an absurd amount at exactly two points:

  • At RM1,999 you get RM100. At RM2,000 you get RM300. One more ringgit of BESTÅ is worth RM200.
  • At RM2,999 you get RM300. At RM3,000 you get RM500. One more ringgit is worth RM200 again.

In effective terms that's 5% back at RM1,999, 15% at RM2,000, 10% at RM2,999 and 16.7% at RM3,000 — and the rate then falls away again as you spend past RM3,000, because RM500 is the ceiling. If your planned combination lands just under a tier, adding a door, a set of supporting legs or a box organiser to cross the line is the highest-return ringgit you will spend at IKEA this quarter.

Redemption is not automatic. Take the original purchase receipt (or the digital invoice, for online orders) to the Exchange & Returns counter in the Customer Service area of an IKEA Malaysia store, by 30 November 2026. Photocopies of receipts and credit card slips are refused. The gift card is valid for two years from issuance, usable at IKEA Malaysia stores only, non-refundable and not exchangeable for cash. The offer is not available on the East Malaysia online store.

Stacking them: one receipt, both offers

Buy BESTÅ in-store on a single receipt and the same money works twice — the gift card tier and the Spend & Win entries. Worked examples on the published mechanics:

  • RM1,000 BESTÅ, in-store — RM100 gift card plus 2 Spend & Win entries (10% back)
  • RM2,000 BESTÅ, in-store — RM300 gift card plus 4 entries (15% back)
  • RM3,000 BESTÅ, in-store — RM500 gift card plus 6 entries (16.7% back)
  • RM3,000 BESTÅ, ordered online for delivery — RM500 gift card, and zero entries

That last line is the trap. The BESTÅ gift card offer covers both stores and the website; Spend & Win does not. If the car draw matters to you at all, buy in a store.

September food offers at the Swedish Restaurant

All IKEA Family, all four stores, and cheap enough to be a reason to go on their own:

  • Any 3 mains for RM30, mixing and matching 8pcs meatballs, Alaska pollock fish and chips, or chicken chop — every Tuesday and Wednesday in September. IKEA names the exact dates: 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 22, 23, 29 and 30 September. 16 September is excluded because it's Malaysia Day. À la carte those three plates are RM12, RM13.50 and RM13.90, so three chicken chops (RM41.70) is the best value at RM11.70 off, and three meatball plates (RM36) the weakest at RM6 off.
  • 2x Swedish Crunchy Almond Chocolate cake for RM15 (normal price RM17), every Saturday and Sunday in September.
  • The National Day menu runs to 30 September: nasi lemak basmati with chicken chop at RM14.90 for members (RM16.90 normal), nasi lemak basmati with crispy fish fillet at RM13.90, and pistachio chocolate cake at RM9.90 for members (RM10.90 normal).

Two food items on the anniversary page are stale, and this is the kind of thing that sends people on a wasted trip. The campaign page still displays cards for "30% off Baked Salmon Fillet every Tuesday" and "30% off Alaska Pollock Fish and Chips every Wednesday" — but IKEA's own image filenames for both of those cards end in "in-august", and the Swedish Restaurant's September menu replaces both with the RM30 mix-and-match on the very same two weekdays. Don't walk in expecting the 30%. The Kids Eat Free offer (31 August-4 September 2026) has also finished.

One more live offer worth folding in: KUGGIS 20% off

Not part of the anniversary campaign, but running alongside it and genuinely useful for nudging a BESTÅ receipt over a tier boundary: selected KUGGIS boxes are 20% off for IKEA Family members until 14 September 2026 — RM4 (from RM5), RM8 (from RM10), RM12 (from RM15), RM24 (from RM30) and RM32 (from RM40).

Who should skip all of this

  • Anyone who came for the Touch 'n Go card. It's over, and nothing has replaced the collectible.
  • Anyone spending under RM1,000 on BESTÅ. The gift card doesn't begin until RM1,000, so there is no tier to chase.
  • Anyone who needs delivery, assembly or installation and can't get to a store. Those services count toward neither threshold, and online orders earn no Spend & Win entries at all.
  • Anyone hoping a big restaurant bill enters them into the car draw. IKEA Food is excluded from the qualifying spend.

Tips

  • Time a large BESTÅ purchase to land on a tier boundary rather than just above your need — RM2,000 pays RM200 more than RM1,999 does.
  • Buy in-store if the car draw matters at all. Entry forms are handed out at a campaign area inside the store, not issued automatically with your receipt, so ask for them before you leave.
  • If you can't shop before 13 September, there's no need to rush: Draw 2 opens on 14 September with a pool that starts from empty.
  • Redeem the BESTÅ gift card before 30 November 2026, and keep the original receipt — a photocopy will be turned away at the counter.
  • Go on a Tuesday or Wednesday to fold the RM30 three-main deal into the same trip, but not on 16 September.

All figures re-verified against IKEA Malaysia's own pages on 9 September 2026 — the 30th Anniversary campaign page, the BESTÅ offer and its terms and the Swedish Restaurant menu.

*Cover image: IKEA Malaysia Spend & Win: GWM HAVAL H6 HEV campaign artwork (Image: IKEA Malaysia).*

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