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e-wallet

Business 5 years ago

Experts call on fintech to expand services outside Java

Experts have called on financial technology companies to expand their operations outside of Java and partner with the government to better serve the unbanked population in the country.

Business 5 years ago

E-commerce group sees room for digital wallet growth

According to Statista, almost half of Indonesian online shoppers will use an e-wallet by 2023, compared to about 6 percent of shoppers in 2017.

Business 5 years ago

ShopeePay outperforms competitors amid online shopping boom: Survey

According to a MarkPlus survey of 502 smartphone users, ShopeePay, an arm of e-commerce platform Shopee, captured 26 percent of the digital wallet market.

Opinion 5 years ago

The future of digital banking in Indonesia

In light of these rapid developments, banks need to take on a “start small and think big” mentality. Incumbent banks need to look for rapid implementations and quick minimum-value-proposition (MVP) launches to innovate.

Business 5 years ago

E-wallet OVO Indonesia's most popular payment option: Survey

OVO's growing popularity has largely been backed by its partnership with Grab and e-commerce platform Tokopedia.

Business 5 years ago

Telemedicine YesDok partners with DANA to attract more users

YesDok can handle up to 6,000 video calls per day.

Business 5 years ago

E-wallet platform LinkAja introduces new boss

Haryati Lawidjaja was promoted from her previous position as LinkAja’s chief operating officer, a position she held for almost a year.

Business 5 years ago

PREMIUM
LinkAja launches Indonesia's first sharia e-wallet, backed by 1,000 mosques

LinkAja, which has more than 40 million users and 500,000 merchants nationwide, is aiming to attract 1 million users to its sharia feature in 2020.

Business 6 years ago

Bank Indonesia makes push to bring street vendors to world of cashless payments

Bank Indonesia launched the QRIS system in August last year and officially implemented the system in January, allowing users from single-payment service providers to transact with others who operate within the BI ecosystem.

Business 6 years ago

E-money transactions in Indonesia skyrocket 173% in January

E-money transactions reached Rp 15.8 trillion (US$1.1 billion) in January this year, close to tripling last year’s Rp 5.8 trillion transactions, according to BI data.

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e-wallet

Experts call on fintech to expand services outside Java

E-commerce group sees room for digital wallet growth

ShopeePay outperforms competitors amid online shopping boom: Survey

The future of digital banking in Indonesia

E-wallet OVO Indonesia's most popular payment option: Survey

Telemedicine YesDok partners with DANA to attract more users

E-wallet platform LinkAja introduces new boss

PREMIUM LinkAja launches Indonesia's first sharia e-wallet, backed by 1,000 mosques

Bank Indonesia makes push to bring street vendors to world of cashless payments

E-money transactions in Indonesia skyrocket 173% in January

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Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

PREMIUM
LinkAja launches Indonesia's first sharia e-wallet, backed by 1,000 mosques