Khamila Mulia

These Malaysian startups are currently en route to nearby Indonesia.

Infofed operates online and offline e-sport platforms and provides E-sports services to local and international brands.

GoPay is the most widely used digital wallet platform, but OVO has the highest public awareness, according to the 2019 Indonesian FIntech Report by Daily Social.

The sharia-compliant peer-to-peer (P2P) platform seeks to propel Islamic finance sector in Indonesia.

Joko Widodo is after new insights from successful millennial leaders.

Bukalapak’s users will be able to choose credit cards from various banks including BRI, Bank Mega, and Citi.

Eatsy allows users to order in advance and arrive at the restaurant with their food ready for collection.

The startup builds battery materials that enables lithium-ion batteries double energy storage capacity.