Muhammed needs six new computers for his internet café in Jakarta. It’s a small café, and six machines are enough, but the ones he has are obsolescing fast and the young entrepreneur knows it’s time to invest in new equipment. Replacing the computers will cost...
July 01, 2019
A state-owned e-wallet platform called LinkAja was launched on Sunday (June 30) in Jakarta, Indonesia, according to reports. The service was supposed to launch in early March, but was repeatedly delayed. Digital payments in Indonesia are becoming more popular by the day, with more than 90 percent of the 264 million people in the country […]
