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Indonesia-Malaysia Cross-Border QR Payment Further Strengthens Regional Payment Connectivity in ASEAN
Aims to promote faster, cheaper, more transparent, and more inclusive cross-border payments, particularly benefiting micro, small, and medium enterprises.
Expected to strengthen economic ties between Indonesia and Malaysia, support a stronger post-pandemic economic recovery, and provide greater convenience for travelers.
CIMB Niaga partners Liquid Group to support Bank Indonesia’s QR Code standardisation trial
Partnership to spearhead cross-border QR payment acceptance between Singapore and Indonesia.
Tokopedia appoints Agus Martowardojo as president commissioner
Was Indonesian Finance Minister (2010-2013) and Indonesian Central Bank governor from 2013 until May 2018.
Cooperation needed to elevate fintech industry
The first Indonesia Fintech Fair that aims to educate public about fintech.
Go-Pay drives cashless society in the largest Southeast Asian population
Go-Pay receives an award from the Central Bank of Indonesia in Jakarta.
Survey highlights risks to Indonesian consumers in using digital financial services
MicsoSave and AKSI conduct a national survey to aid the secure growth of digital financial services.
Embracing fintech, Bank Indonesia opens BI Fintech Office
In a bid to support the recently launched e-commerce roadmap, as well as the growing financial technology (fintech) sector in the country, Indonesia’s central bank, Bank Indonesia established its own ‘Fintech Office’ last week in Jakarta.
Fintech, from the PoV of Indonesia’s regulator
The fintech sector in Indonesia is booming, and some of the companies involved have begun discussions with the Financial Service Authority (OJK) on what shape regulations should take. This week, we hear from OJK itself.
Exclusive: UangTeman’s policy paper to Indonesia’s financial regulator
How should fintech be regulated in Indonesia? DNA gives you an exclusive sneak-peak at direct online lending startup UangTeman’s policy paper.
Small loans to tide you over till payday
From being called ‘worse than loan sharks,’ to more neutral reviews saying that it is almost impossible to get a loan from the site, fintech startup UangTeman is surviving, and indeed, seemingly thriving.
