SCRUT Traffic

Ifcon Technology

About this app

Every day you drive past something worth reporting. A fallen tree across a lane. A pile of construction cones. A jam that isn't moving. SCRUT Traffic turns those two minutes into money.

Open the app, pick a task, take a few photos, submit. That's it. Approved reports earn a commission that lands in your in-app wallet, and you withdraw it to your bank whenever you're ready.

TWO WAYS TO EARN

Report Traffic
Spotted an obstruction on the road? Name the object, upload clear photos or a 360-degree video, tag the spot with one tap of Get My Location, set how bad it is — Light, Heavy (Bearable) or Heavy (Total Gridlock) — and submit.

Report Mileage
Drive a private car, MPV or SUV under 15 years old? Photograph the vehicle from four sides, then its chassis number and odometer. A few minutes of work, no journey required.

More task types are on the way.

HOW THE MONEY WORKS
• The rate per report is shown on the home screen before you start
• Reports are reviewed within 3 business days
• Track every submission and its status in Report List
• Watch your balance build in Commission List, searchable by amount, type or status
• Complete a one-time KYC with your MyKad, then withdraw to your Malaysian bank account

BRING A FRIEND, EARN MORE
Every account has its own affiliate link. Copy it from the Commission screen, share it, and earn a referral commission on top of what you report yourself.

BUILT FOR THE ROADSIDE
• Shoot photos and video without leaving the app
• GPS location captured and named for you — no typing an address
• Requirements shown before every upload, so a report doesn't come back rejected
• English, Bahasa Melayu and 中文
• Free to download, no subscription

The data you collect builds a clearer picture of what is actually happening on Malaysian roads. You get paid for collecting it.

Download SCRUT Traffic and turn your next journey into a payday.

Note: All reports are subject to review and approval. KYC verification is required before a first withdrawal. Earnings are in Malaysian Ringgit (RM).

What’s new

New looks and enhancements