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Contracts Act 1950: Governs the formation and enforcement of contracts in Malaysia, including authorization agreements. Ensures the authorization letter meets basic contract requirements of offer, acceptance, consideration, and legal intent.

Powers of Attorney Act 1949: Regulates the creation and execution of power of attorney documents, which is relevant as an authorization letter effectively creates an agency relationship for payment collection.

Stamp Act 1949: Requires certain documents, including authorization letters, to be properly stamped to be admissible in court. Determines the stamp duty payable on the authorization document.

Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001: Ensures the payment collection process complies with Malaysian anti-money laundering regulations, particularly for large sum collections.

Digital Signature Act 1997: Relevant if the authorization letter is to be executed electronically, governing the use and validity of digital signatures in Malaysia.

Financial Services Act 2013: Provides regulatory framework for financial matters including payment systems and instruments, ensuring compliance with Malaysian financial regulations.