Built for scale. Designed for a nation.
NADI TECH delivers secure, scalable infrastructure for national digital platforms, supporting government and public sector initiatives. It powers high-volume, mission-critical systems through centralised platforms that enable eligibility, distribution, and access to public programmes.
Built on TNG Digital's ATLAS platform, NADI TECH strengthens integration, resilience, and performance across a growing ecosystem of services.
The infrastructure challenges NADI TECH was built to solve
Connecting a fragmented ecosystem
Connect existing systems without rebuilding them. NADI TECH integrates agencies, retailers and payment channels into one delivery layer, whatever their current setup.
Coordinating operations at scale
Stay reliable at volume. One control layer keeps every party aligned in real time, even during peak demand.
Reaching participants in the real world
Reach people where they are. The platform works across uneven connectivity, rural locations and mixed digital literacy.
Adapting policy without disrupting operations
Change rules without downtime. Update eligibility, quotas and policies while the programme keeps running.
Three layers. One operational foundation.
NADI TECH is built around access, delivery and oversight. Each layer can be deployed alone or together, so you only build what you need.
01
Access layer
Verify identity and onboard participants across channels.
02
Delivery layer
Configure rules and coordinate fulfilment.
03
Oversight layer
Monitor performance, manage risk and maintain financial accountability.
Proven at national scale: more than 16 million Malaysians served.
NADI TECH powers Malaysia's BUDI MADANI fuel subsidy programme, handling verification, quota allocation, multi-channel redemption and financial settlement across one connected network.
- Connected retailer, oil company and payment networks
- Handles millions of daily transactions
- Lets citizens claim subsidies through multiple channels
- Applies rule changes without stopping the programme
- Built on reusable infrastructure for future programmes