Indonesia's fintech attracts substantial funding including from Malaysia


JAKARTA, Nov 11 (Bernama): As Indonesia fintech grows rapidly in line with innovation and technology, the ecosystem enjoys a big chunk of foreign capital investment, including from Malaysia, amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

"We predicted that the same funding trend will continue next year,” Indonesian Fintech Association (AFTECH) deputy secretary-general Dickie Widjaja told Bernama, adding that fintech has been resilient.

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