> Quick view: TNG eWallet has put a collectible brick-built durian stall into GOrewards. It costs either 4,990 GOrewards points or, under TNG's current terms, 200 points plus RM33, and new stock drops every Wednesday until 31 December 2026. At that price the points-plus-cash route is the clear pick. The part the campaign page leaves out is the delivery fee.
TNG Digital calls this its first "Bricks drop", which tells you more designs are meant to follow. The Durian Brick itself is a small brick-built model of a roadside durian stall: a tiled awning, crates of durians, a lit shopfront and TNG's own mascots standing beside a QR payment terminal. It is merchandise rather than a voucher, and it gets posted to your door.
Everything below comes from TNG eWallet's own campaign page, its published terms and conditions and FAQ, plus TNG's own GOrewards loyalty points page.
The two ways to pay, and which one wins now
As of 26 October 2026, TNG's own documents disagree on the second option:
- Option 1: 4,990 GOrewards points, no cash. Every TNG page agrees on this one.
- Option 2: 200 GOrewards points plus RM33, according to clause 3.4 of the terms and conditions and questions 6 and 11 of the FAQ. The campaign page still lists the launch price, 990 points plus RM40.
The terms are the binding document, and clause 6.2 lets TNG amend them with five days' notice, so 200 points plus RM33 is the price to plan on. Whichever figure your checkout screen shows is the one you will actually pay.
At the price the campaign page still lists, the two options are priced identically. They differ by 4,000 points and RM40, which values a point at exactly 1 sen. The revised Option 2 breaks that balance. The gap is now 4,790 points against RM33, so Option 1 effectively spends each point at under 0.7 sen. Put another way, if you count a point at 1 sen, Option 1 still costs RM49.90 but Option 2 now costs about RM35 (RM2 in points plus RM33 cash).
For most people that settles it: pay the RM33 and keep the 4,790 points for something else. The all-points route only makes sense if those points would otherwise expire unused.
What 4,990 points actually costs you
This is where the number stops being abstract. TNG's own loyalty page says you collect 1 point for every RM1 spent through the eWallet, and it rounds down: RM5.90 earns 5 points and RM0.90 earns nothing at all. So 4,990 points is roughly RM4,990 of spending at the base rate.
Points also expire on the last day of the sixth month after the month you earned them. Points earned any time in January are gone on 30 June. That gives you a rolling six-month window, so to have 4,990 points sitting in the account at one time you need to be pushing around RM830 a month through the eWallet, every month, for six straight months. Bills, groceries, petrol, telco reloads, in-app insurance and Visa card spend all count.
Option 2 is far more reachable. 200 points is about RM200 of spending, which most regular users already have sitting in the account.
There are shortcuts. TNG advertises up to 5X points with selected merchant partners, and outbound remittance through GOremit earns 150 base points per transaction regardless of the amount sent, so anyone remitting money home monthly builds a balance faster than the headline rate suggests.
The delivery fee the campaign page does not mention
The promotion page stops at "delivered to your doorstep". The actual fee sits in clause 5.7 of the terms and in FAQ 13: RM7 for West Malaysia and RM14 for East Malaysia. Budget for it. Stacked on Option 2, a West Malaysian address pays RM40 in real cash plus 200 points, and a Sabah or Sarawak address pays RM47 plus 200 points.
Fulfilment is not TNG's own operation. The Brick is manufactured and supplied by a third party and delivered by TNG's appointed partner, with delivery support running through Trade Shoppe (info@tradeshoppe.com.my, hotline 019-2241818 or 011-6330 1818). If yours turns up damaged, incomplete or simply wrong, you have seven days from the delivery date to report it through the app with supporting evidence. After that TNG reserves the right to reject the claim outright.
Two more lines are worth reading before you tap. The product images are "for illustration purposes only" and TNG says the actual product, packaging, colour and specifications may vary. The Brick is supplied on an "as is where is" basis with no warranty of quality or fitness. And points are non-refundable the moment a redemption completes, so a change of heart costs you the full amount.
The Wednesday drop, and what "in your cart" is worth
Stock is limited and released first come, first served, with new stock scheduled every Wednesday for the length of the campaign. TNG spells out that adding the Brick to your cart does not reserve it, and that availability can change while your redemption is being processed.
So if it shows as out of stock, there is nothing to do except come back the next Wednesday. Your redemption only counts when the confirmation screen appears in the app, not when the item lands in your cart and not when the payment screen opens.
Who it suits, and who should skip it
Worth doing if you already have a points balance you were never going to spend. Points die on a six-month clock whether you use them or not, and something you will actually put on a shelf beats watching them lapse.
Worth doing if you collect this sort of thing. It is a recognisably Malaysian street scene in brick form, the first in a planned series, and there is no retail equivalent to buy instead.
Skip it if you are chasing value. Even on the cheaper route, RM33 plus 200 points plus delivery for a small brick model is a merchandise price, not a deal price. Points spent on GOrewards cashback vouchers come with no shipping fee.
Skip it if you are tempted to spend more just to hit 4,990 points. Spending an extra RM4,790 to earn 4,790 points means spending RM4,790 to save RM33.
How to redeem, step by step
- Open TNG eWallet and tap GOrewards. If you have never joined, tap "Join Now" first. Membership is free.
- Search "Durian Brick" in the search bar at the top of the GOrewards page.
- Tap the item and Add to Cart, then open the cart icon at the top of the page.
- Toggle on the GOrewards points deduction for the option you want, then Proceed To Checkout.
- For Option 2, complete the cash payment first (RM33 under the current terms). Then tap Order Now. The FAQ and campaign page describe the same flow as tapping "Redeem Now" and choosing an option, so follow whichever buttons your app shows.
- Check your delivery address before confirming, and wait for the confirmation to display in the app. The points are gone the moment it goes through.
