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Blacklisted & Revoked MLM Companies in Malaysia

This is a live list of blacklisted MLM companies in Malaysia, together with direct sales companies whose KPDN license has been revoked or has expired. It is compiled from the official KPDN (Ministry of Domestic Trade) direct selling registry and our enforcement monitoring, and it updates automatically as the registry changes.

120 blacklisted · 126 revoked licenses · 1285 expired licenses· Data last checked: 11/07/2026

Blacklisted companies

Companies flagged for operating without a valid direct sales license (AJL), selling products containing banned substances, or other enforcement issues.

Showing 50 of 120, ordered by most reported

Licenses revoked by KPDN

KPDN has cancelled (batal) these companies' direct sales licenses. A revoked license means the company is no longer permitted to operate direct selling in Malaysia.

Showing 50 of 126, ordered by most reported — view the full list

Expired licenses

These companies' AJL licenses have lapsed (tamat) without renewal. Some may renew later — check the company page for the latest status before joining.

Showing 50 of 1285, ordered by most reported — view the full list

How this list is compiled

CheckMLM ingests the official KPDN direct selling company registry, which records every AJL license and its status (active, expired, or cancelled). We add a blacklist flag when a company operates without a license, appears in enforcement actions, or sells products flagged by KKM for banned substances. Every company name links to a full profile with its license history, AI safety score, and community reports.

Verify any company yourself on the official KPDN list: kpdn.gov.my

New to this? Read our guide: How to check if an MLM company is licensed by KPDN →

Frequently asked questions

What does it mean when an MLM company is blacklisted in Malaysia?

It means the company has been flagged for serious issues — typically operating direct sales without a valid KPDN license (AJL), selling products that KKM found to contain banned substances, or appearing in regulatory enforcement actions. Blacklisted companies should be treated as high risk.

Is it illegal to join a blacklisted MLM company?

Operating a direct sales business without a license is an offence under Malaysia's Direct Sales and Anti-Pyramid Scheme Act 1993. Members of unlicensed schemes risk losing their money and may be participating in an illegal pyramid scheme. Always verify the AJL license before paying any joining fee.

What is the difference between a revoked and an expired license?

A revoked (batal) license was cancelled by KPDN, usually for breaching license conditions. An expired (tamat) license simply lapsed without renewal. In both cases the company is not currently licensed to run direct selling in Malaysia.

How do I check if an MLM company is licensed by KPDN?

Search the company on CheckMLM — every profile shows the live KPDN license status and AJL number — or check the official KPDN direct selling list at kpdn.gov.my. A legitimate direct sales company must display a valid AJL license number.

What should I do if I was recruited by a blacklisted company?

Do not pay any joining fee. You can report the company to KPDN through their hotline 1-800-886-800, and file a community report on CheckMLM to warn others.

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