Effective
1 January 2026, all single sales transactions with a total value exceeding
RM10,000 must be submitted as an
Individual e-Invoice.
This enforcement is implemented to ensure compliance with
LHDN e-Invoice regulatory requirements.
Compliance Requirement
Under LHDN guidelines, high-value transactions above RM10,000 are not allowed to be submitted as consolidated e-Invoices.
As such, full buyer information is mandatory for these transactions to enable successful Individual e-Invoice submission.
Settings Location
The setting can be found in Xilnex Portal under:
Url Link:
Section: Enforce Buyer Details
Setting Name: Enforce Buyer Details by Sales Amount

Description
This setting is mandatory when E-Invoice is enabled.
(The setting illustrated above will only serve as a visual indicator and is provided for informational purposes to keep users aware that this functionality exists.)
When enabled, the system will enforce mandatory buyer information for any single sales transaction with a total amount exceeding RM10,000, in accordance with LHDN E-Invoice compliance requirements.
This ensures that such transactions are submitted as Individual E-Invoices, effective 1 January 2026.
Applicable Modules
This validation applies to the following modules:
- Point of Sales
- F&B Point of Sales
- Sales Invoice
- Sales Return
How the Validation Works
Handling the Validation
When this validation is triggered, you may proceed using either of the following methods:
Update Buyer Info
Use the Update Buyer Info option to manually enter the required buyer information.
If the buyer does not have a specific TIN, please use the General TIN as follows:
Select Existing Client with TIN
Alternatively, select an existing client record that already contains a valid
TIN, which will also satisfy the validation requirement.
Once the buyer information is completed, the sales transaction can proceed successfully.
Version and Released
Classic Version:
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2.16.77200.251217.3
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2.17.77200.251217.4
Above and Onward.
Release Date: 26 December 2025
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