Want to buy something expensive but don’t want to pay it all at once? You can now use the EPP (Easy Payment Plan) — an easy and budget-friendly instalment method!
What Is EPP?
Traditional EPP allows you to pay in instalments over 6–36 months, usually via credit card, with 0% interest. However, some banks or merchants may charge a one-time processing fee.
Which Banks Support EPP?
Several banks offer EPP options via Bjak, depending on your insurance purchase amount and preferred instalment duration:
- RHB
- AmBank
- Hong Leong Bank
- Public Bank
- UOB
- OCBC
- AFFIN
- HSBC
- Standard Chartered
- Maybank
How to Use EPP on Bjak
- Visit Bjak to get a quote.
- Select your vehicle type and fill in personal & car details.
- After receiving your quote, choose an insurance plan.
- Select EPP as your payment method using a credit card.
- Choose your instalment duration (based on your bank & amount).
- Enter your credit card details to proceed.
- Once approved by the bank, your payment will automatically be split into monthly bills.
Benefits of Using EPP
- Budget-Friendly – Avoid lump-sum payments and better manage cash flow.
- Easy & Automated – Monthly charges are auto-deducted from your credit card.
Summary of Benefits & Limitations

Important Notes
- Subject to each bank & merchant’s terms.
- Interest charges may apply for late payments.
- Credit cards only – Not available for debit cards or standard loans.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Do I need to apply manually with the bank?
No, if your card is eligible, the EPP can be activated directly on the payment page (e.g. via Bjak).
2. Can I use a debit card?
No, EPP is available only for credit cards.
3. Are there any hidden charges?
No hidden fees if you pay on time. However, late payments may incur penalties from the bank.
Conclusion
Using EPP via Bjak is a smart way to pay for your insurance and road tax in instalments without straining your monthly budget. It’s convenient, fast, and flexible!
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