MOL Global announced a partnership with Facebook to become a payment provider for Facebook Credits. This will allow Facebook users in Asia to purchase Facebook Credits using MOLPoints at MOL's network of over 500,000 retail outlets. The partnership will make it more convenient for millions of Asian Facebook users to make purchases for online games and apps on the platform. It demonstrates MOL's growing role as a leading payment provider for social networks in Asia.

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MOL and Facebook Bring Facebook Credits to Retail Stores for First Time
MOL Partners with Facebook to Become Payment Provider for Facebook Credits;
Facebook Credits to be Available through MOL’s 500,000 Outlets across Asia
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – July 8, 2010 – MOL Global today announced a strategic partnership with
Facebook that will make it significantly easier and more convenient for millions of people across Asia to
purchase virtual goods in online games and applications on Facebook.
Under the agreement, MOL Global’s wholly owned subsidiary MOL AccessPortal will become a payment
provider for Facebook Credits. That will enable Facebook members to buy Credits using MOLPoints on
Facebook and on MOL’s website, MOL.Com.
In the coming months, Facebook users will be able to obtain Facebook Credits using MOLPoints
purchased through MOL’s network of more than 500,000 outlets, which are mainly in Malaysia,
Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, India, Australia and New Zealand. In addition to outlets such
as 7-Eleven stores and cybercafes, customers will be able to purchase Credits through MOL’s network of
online banks in these countries.
Facebook and MOL will also offer co-branded gift cards at outlets in Malaysia and Singapore that can be
redeemed for Facebook Credits.
The partnership makes purchasing Facebook Credits significantly more convenient in Asia, a region
where consumers rely heavily on offline prepaid cards rather than credit cards to purchase digital goods
and services.
“The relationship with Facebook demonstrates MOL’s growing role as a leading payment provider for
social networking sites in Asia, especially in our core countries of Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia,
Philippines, Thailand and India,” said Ganesh Kumar Bangah, group chief executive officer for MOL
Global. “Over the last few quarters, we have seen a double-digit increase in payment transactions and
payment volume. This partnership continues MOL’s momentum to build the largest end-to-end content,
distribution and commerce network in Asia.”
“Working with MOL means we can offer the benefits of Facebook Credits to millions of people in Asia
using a payment system that is already widely used and trusted,” said Vaughan Smith, director of
business and corporate development at Facebook. “We’re investing in the long-term future of Facebook

2. Credits and we view this agreement as a major opportunity to broaden the availability of a simple,
unified currency that can be used in games and applications across Facebook.”
Facebook Credits enable users to buy and spend virtual currency in more than 150 applications on
Facebook from many leading developers, eliminating the frustration of having to enter payment details
separately for each application. Every month, more than 70 percent of Facebook members engage with
applications on Facebook Platform.
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About MOL Global
MOL Global is one of South East Asia’s biggest internet companies and owns 100% of both payment
service provider, MOL AccessPortal Berhad (MOL) and the world’s pioneer social network, Friendster
Inc. (Friendster) with 115 million members worldwide.
MOL is a MSC Malaysia Status Company that operates and develops payment systems incorporated in
2000. MOL handles over 60 million transactions with an annual payment volume of USD200 million.
MOL leverages on a network of more than 540,000 physical payment collection points across more than
75 countries. It is also linked online to 88 banks in 9 countries worldwide. MOL was recognized as one of
Asia Pacific’s fastest growing technology companies in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific
Awards in 2005 and 2006, won a Merit Award for the Best of E-Commerce Applications in the MSC Asia
Pacific ICT Awards and received the Member Excellence Award at the 2009 ICT Leadership Awards of the
National ICT Association of Malaysia.
Through its ownership of MOL and Friendster, MOL Global is Asia’s largest end-to-end content,
distribution and commerce network, pairing MOL’s physical payment collection points and payment
platform with Friendster’s large online footprint, social network and user community in Asia.
For more information, please contact our media liaison:
Nor Badron
MOL Global
Tel: +65.9186.3010
norbadron@mol.com