SEEBURGER Accredited as Peppol Access Point and Service Provider in Malaysia
April 30, 2025 – Bretten, Germany – As of March 14, 2025, SEEBURGER has been officially accredited by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) as a Pan-European Public Procurement Online (Peppol) Access Point and Service Provider. SEEBURGER has already enabled several international customers to meet the latest requirements issued by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN – Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri) for validating and registering electronic invoices.
Peppol is a global interoperability framework that enables the secure and standardized exchange of electronic business documents between organizations. Built on the four-corner model, it follows the principle of “connect once, connect to all,” allowing companies to communicate with any trading partner through certified service providers.
To operate in Malaysia, Peppol service providers must be accredited by MDEC. This certification confirms that SEEBURGER meets all technical, operational and regulatory criteria to serve as a Peppol Access Point and Service Provider in the Malaysian market. The evaluation process included stringent checks on data security, compliance with local e-invoicing specifications such as Peppol PINT BIS Malaysia Billing, and the ability to support tax reporting obligations as defined by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN/IRBM).
SEEBURGER provides a comprehensive e-invoicing solution that supports compliance with regulatory requirements at both national and international levels. With Malaysia now part of their global e-invoicing ecosystem, organizations can benefit from direct connectivity to established frameworks such as Peppol and GENA (Global Exchange Network Association, former EESPA), as well as local clearance and reporting systems. This enables the secure exchange of electronic invoices in the required formats across more than 35 countries.
“With our Peppol accreditation in Malaysia, we are strengthening our international presence and providing companies with a reliable solution to quickly and securely meet e-invoicing requirements,” explains Gurudutt P. B., Managing Director at SEEBURGER Singapore Pte. Ltd.
MDEC Chief Executive Officer Anuar Fariz Fadzil said, "We are pleased to announce that SEEBURGER AG is officially accredited by MDEC as Malaysia's Peppol Service Provider under the National E-Invoicing Initiative. MDEC is committed to provide a robust, secure and interoperable digital infrastructure to strengthen Malaysia's e-Invoicing ecosystem.”
For companies in Malaysia, adopting e-invoicing delivers measurable advantages – from increased efficiency, reduced processing times and lower costs to improved data accuracy and faster payments. E-invoicing also enhances compliance transparency, mitigates fraud risk and simplifies integration with ERP and financial systems.
“We are pleased to see a German company like SEEBURGER, with decades of experience in business integration, now accredited as a Peppol Service Provider in Malaysia. This reflects the continued trust in ‘German Engineering’ and the valuable role that German technology companies play in driving digital transformation and interoperability in the Malaysian market.” Jan Noether, Executive Director of the Malaysian-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry MGCC points out.
The Malaysian government’s strategic approach to e-invoicing reflects a broader commitment to digitalization across the public and private sectors. With careful planning and stakeholder engagement, the national rollout is designed to deliver long-term benefits – not only for businesses, but also for citizens, industry and public administration. As digital transformation progresses, early adopters of e-invoicing are well-positioned to gain a competitive edge through greater efficiency, transparency and regulatory readiness. SEEBURGER remains committed to supporting this evolution by delivering future-proof solutions and local expertise to help organizations navigate the path ahead with confidence.