OY! Indonesia raises US$30 million in Series A round led by Softbank Ventures Asia
OY! Indonesia, a financial technology company that focuses on moving money to accommodate financial transaction turnovers for businesses around Indonesia,
Indonesian fintech Xendit is now a unicorn, with $150M in fresh funding led by Tiger Global
Original post by TechCrunch There's a new entrant in Southeast Asia’s growing list of unicorns. Jakarta-based Xendit, best known for its digital
Global investment firm Capria Ventures invests in Southeast Asia, ties up with AC Ventures
Global investing firm Capria Ventures announces a partnership with Indonesian venture capital firm AC Ventures to advance the Indonesian startup
Cloud kitchen startup Legit Group snags US$3M during pandemic
Announced today, Ismaya-backed cloud kitchen company, Legit Group, has raised US$3 million (IDR 43 billion) of seed funding led by
Indonesian e-grocery startup Segari bags US$16M to bring fresh produce to consumers
Indonesia's popular e-grocery app Segari has grown by more than 20x in less than 12 months. The round comes as
Capturing the next frontier opportunities in the Indonesian e-commerce landscape
Original post by e27 As Indonesia’s largest commerce businesses approach IPO scale and considering the dominance of Shopee, Tokopedia, Bukalapak, and
ACV insights: Emerging eCommerce Opportunities
Written by Adrian Li As Indonesia’s largest commerce businesses approach IPO scale and considering the dominance of Shopee, Tokopedia, Bukalapak, and Lazada,
A new digital bank could instill VC faith in Indonesia’s sharia fintech
Original post by Tech in Asia When Indonesian peer-to-peer lender (P2P) Alami raised its pre-seed funding in early 2019, it went where no
5 Indonesian startups that bring positive impact to the nation
Indonesia celebrated its 76th Independence Day on Tuesday. In the euphoria of independence day momentum, AC Ventures summarized five startups
The ABC’s and ESG of Sharia Fintech: Dima Djani of ALAMI
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4dUm0BcuG4RBUyoLRNcWZA Original Post by Indo Tekno Podcast "50% of our borrowers are non-Muslim", states Dima Djani, CEO of leading Sharia finance platform ALAMI. Sharia banking's