Fintech

Indonesia will make up close to half of Southeast Asia’s USD 300 billion internet market, so there’s plenty of room for growth.

Ola Money offers services such as credits, short-term loans, and insurances.

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

Beijing is moving more and more of its governmental services online.

The latest round brings the firm’s total funding to USD 70 million.

Paytm is now valued at USD 16 billion, making it one of the most valued Asian startups.

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

Perfios seeks to expand to the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia