One link, everywhere you stream
Put the same link in your bio, your caption and your pinned comment. It works on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, and it can carry your own domain instead of ours.
For Malaysian small business
Open your kedai.
Pay only when you sell.
A complete online store, hosted and looked after by us. No monthly fee and no expiry. The fee leaves your wallet only after a sale succeeds.
From RM50 prepaid · 1.8% per sale · up to 20% of fees back
New order, paidDuitNow QR · RM 86.00
Fee RM 1.55 at 1.8% Wallet RM48.45
Illustration of one RM86 sale. Live at yourname.kedai.store, or on your own domain.
No monthly fee
Hosting, SSL and updates stay with us.
Fee only on a sale
Taken from your wallet after the order is paid.
Pay the Malaysian way
DuitNow QR, transfer, COD, WhatsApp, or card.
Your name on the door
Custom domain and a theme that reads as you.
How it works
Three moves to the first order
No upfront development cost. We carry the build and the hosting. You carry the products and the sales.
- 01
Open the kedai
We build, host and maintain it. No upfront development cost. Products, cart, checkout, a theme you choose, and your own payment gateway when you are ready.
- 02
Top up from RM50
That top-up sets your fee rate. The rate stays with the top-up. Oldest credit is spent first.
- 03
Sell, then we take a share
The fee leaves the wallet only when a sale succeeds. A quiet month costs nothing.
If you sell live
The kedai is the part that outlives the live
One link works wherever you stream. The orders, the payments and the parcels keep moving after you stop talking.
The order outlives the live
A guest checks out while you are still talking. No account to create, no DM to answer later, and the order carries a number you can read out on camera.
Paid the Malaysian way
DuitNow QR, transfer, cash on delivery, WhatsApp, or card through the shop's own CHIP account. The shopper pays the way they already pay.
Shipped without leaving the screen
Book the parcel with Delyva or EasyParcel on the shop's own courier account, or type the tracking number yourself. Either way the consignment lands on the order.
Rates
Your wallet sets the rate
One rate at a time: the rate your latest top-up bought. Every sale is charged at that rate until you top up again.
New kedai also receive RM 5.00 welcome credit for 30 days.
The fee is on goods after discounts, not on shipping. An RM0 sale is an RM0 fee. Unused top-up credit stays valid for 12 months.
Prepaid walletTransaction fee
- RM 50.001.8%
- RM 100.001.5%
Cashback
The more you sell, the more comes back
Each month we look at what you sold and the fees you paid. Reach a tier and a share of those fees returns to your wallet as credit, up to RM500 a month.
10%
Starter Growth
RM10,000 a month
15%
Growth Champion
RM30,000 a month
20%
Sales Superstar
RM50,000 a month
Worked example
- You sell in a month
- RM10,000
- Fees you paid at 1.8%
- RM 180.00
- Back in your wallet at 10%
- RM 18.00
- One tier a month: the highest you reach, never added together.
- Credited in the first days of the next month, on completed and paid sales.
- It is wallet credit toward fees. It is not cash and cannot be withdrawn.
The storefront
A shop window that gets the order over the line
Product pages, cart and checkout, on your domain and in a category theme, so the kedai looks like yours and not like a template farm.
Product pages built to sell
Price, photos, options and a sticky buy bar sit in the first screen, so a shopper can add to bag without hunting.
A cart that stays in the visit
Quantity, shipping and free-over-threshold rates update before checkout. Nobody leaves the store to change their mind.
Checkout they will finish
Guest checkout, a sticky order summary, and the payment they already use: transfer, DuitNow QR, cash on delivery, WhatsApp or card.
Your domain, your look
Start on yourname.kedai.store. Connect your own domain in settings and pick a category theme, so the kedai reads as your brand.
Payments
How a shopper pays you
Four ways need no gateway: the shopper pays the shop directly. Card runs through CHIP once a shop switches it on, and that CHIP account can be the shop's own.
Bank transfer
Transfer to the shop and put the order number in the reference.
DuitNow QR
Scan a QR code with any banking app.
Cash on delivery
Pay in cash when the order is handed over.
Order on WhatsApp
Send the order to the shop in a chat.
Card, through CHIP
Card stays off until a shop turns it on in settings. When it is on, the shopper pays on the CHIP payment page.
Connect your own CHIP account
Every online payment then settles straight into your own CHIP account, so the money never passes through the platform. Connecting takes about a minute: copy your Brand ID and a live key from the CHIP Merchant Portal, paste them into shop settings, and save.
Depending on the CHIP account, the CHIP payment page can offer
Either way, the fee comes from the shop's prepaid wallet after a sale succeeds, never out of the shopper's payment.
Delivery
How the parcel reaches the shopper
The courier account is the shop's own, never ours. kedaistore never pays a courier and never adds a margin to a rate, so a parcel costs the shop exactly what its courier charges it.
Book it from the order
A paid order books its own consignment with the account the shop connected. The number the courier returns is written onto the box, so nobody retypes it at six in the evening.
One address, both ends
Sender and receiver follow MS 2781:2023, the Malaysian standard for the logistics dataset, so one address serves Delyva, EasyParcel, and every compliant courier that comes after them.
Typing it yourself still works
The manual path stays, permanently. Type a tracking number, or hand the parcel to any courier at all. Connecting an account is a convenience, never a condition of selling.
Connect your own courier account with
Each provider is saved on its own row, so connecting Delyva today cannot disturb an EasyParcel key pasted last month. A courier charge settles on the shop's own courier account and never through the wallet, so the fee ledger stays a sales ledger.
Invite a kawan
Give RM10. Get RM10.
Share your link. When a kawan opens a kedai and tops up RM50, you both receive RM10 wallet credit toward fees. Credit is not cash.
You invite
RM10 lands in your wallet after they activate. Extra milestones pay RM30, RM200 and RM500 as more kedai qualify.
They start selling
They get RM10 too, on top of the RM50 top-up, so the first fees come from a wallet that is already warmed.
- 1 kedaiRM10
- 3 kedaiRM30
- 10 kedaiRM200
- 25 kedaiRM500
- 50 kedaiAmbassador
What that means in practice
No monthly fee
No development invoice, no hosting bill, no trial clock, no store expiry. Hosting, SSL, backups and updates stay with us.
No sales, no fee
The fee is taken only when a sale succeeds, on the goods subtotal after discounts. An RM0 sale is an RM0 fee. A refund credits the fee back.
Storefront stays open
The kedai stays online at zero wallet. Admin goes read-only until you top up. No ticket, no waiting.
Custom domain and branding
You own the branding, logos, products and domain. Point your own domain at the kedai and pick a theme so it looks like you.
You keep
- Branding, logos, product photos and copy
- Your domain, or yourname.kedai.store until you connect one
- Your own payment gateway account
- Customer and order records
We run
- Hosting, SSL, backups, monitoring and updates
- The prepaid wallet and the fee ledger
- The kedai staying online, including at zero balance
- Never holding customer money. Takings settle to you.
A read API for your own scripts
Mint a key in the portal. Send it as a bearer token. Version 1 of the read API covers the kedai, catalogue, orders, subscriptions and shipping, and it can never charge the wallet. Give the same key a managing ability and you can hand the shop to an AI: the API guide lists every operation it may run, and where the line is.
- GET/shop
- GET/products
- GET/orders
- GET/subscriptions
- GET/shipping
zsh
$ export KEDAI_KEY="ks_live_<prefix>_<secret>"
$ curl -s https://kedai.store/api/v1/shop \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $KEDAI_KEY" \
-H "Accept: application/json"
{
"data": {
"name": "New Store",
"slug": "demo-new",
"domain": "demo-new.kedai.store",
"currency": "MYR",
"timezone": "Asia/Kuala_Lumpur"
}
}The JSON is the shop object from OpenAPI. The key is shown once when you mint it. v1 never writes.
Hand the kedai to your own AI
Point Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol at your kedai and the work becomes a sentence instead of a screen: add a product, move an order through fulfilment, publish the theme. One endpoint, one key, 87 tools.
- The endpoint
- https://<your-kedai>.kedai.store/api/mcp
- The credential
- A shop API key from the portal, sent as a bearer token. A signed-in browser session is refused at this door.
Where the line stops
A key runs the shop, and four things stay yours: topping up the wallet, closing the shop, the CHIP and courier credentials, and handing the shop over. No key can reach them, whichever ability it was granted.
the client config they mostly share
{
"mcpServers": {
"my-kedai": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://<your-kedai>.kedai.store/api/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your key>" }
}
}
}JSON-RPC 2.0 at protocol revision 2025-06-18, with no session and no cookie. The field names differ a little between clients, so the URL and the Authorization header are the two things to carry across. A client that only speaks stdio needs a small bridge in front of it.
Build or open
Why not build it yourself?
Four things sit between a page and a first sale, and not one of them is the page.
What it takesBuilding it yourselfOpening a kedai
A payment gateway
Yourself:Onboard with a provider, then get FPX switched on before a single sale can clear.
Here:Bank transfer, DuitNow QR, cash on delivery, WhatsApp and card are ready, or point the kedai at its own CHIP account.
Two couriers
Yourself:Two accounts, two APIs, and one address schema to reconcile between them.
Here:Delyva and EasyParcel connect with the shop's own account, or the tracking number is typed by hand.
A domain
Yourself:Buy it, point it, and keep it pointed when something moves underneath.
Here:Live at yourname.kedai.store from the first minute, or on your own domain connected in settings.
A certificate
Yourself:Issue it, then remember to renew it before it lapses.
Here:Issued and renewed for the kedai, and for the shop's own domain once it is connected.
Questions
Before you open
- Is there a monthly fee?
- No. There is no monthly fee, no trial clock and no store expiry. You top up a prepaid wallet from RM50. The fee leaves that wallet only when a sale succeeds.
- When do you take a fee?
- Only after a successful sale, on the goods subtotal after discounts. Shipping is not in the fee base. An RM0 sale is an RM0 fee. A refund credits the fee back.
- Do you hold my customers' money?
- No. Offline payments go to you directly. Card and online banking settle to your CHIP account, or to the platform CHIP account if you have not connected your own. The platform fee never comes out of the shopper's payment.
- How can a shopper in Malaysia pay?
- Bank transfer, DuitNow QR, cash on delivery and WhatsApp need no gateway. Card and FPX run through CHIP once you switch that rail on.
- Can I use my own domain?
- Yes. Start on yourname.kedai.store, then point your own domain at the kedai in settings. Branding, logos and product copy stay yours.
Ready to open for business?
Building it yourself means wiring a payment gateway, two couriers, a domain and a certificate before the first sale. Here, that is already done.
Create the kedai, add products, take the first order. Invite a kawan when you are ready.