An employee tops up an e-money card at a Mandiri building in Jakarta. - Antara
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): Digital payment is becoming more and more prevalent in Indonesia.
This shift began when banks began adopting digital channels, such as phone, SMS and/or mobile banking around three decades ago. These are more "conventional” digital payments.
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