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Aditya Hadi Pratama · · 1 min read

AirAsia launches financial marketplace in Indonesia

Malaysia-based AirAsia has launched a financial product marketplace, AirAsia Money, in Indonesia. The service is integrated within the AirAsia app and is already available in the country.

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AirAsia Money, which was launched for the first time in Malaysia last year, is a marketplace that aggregates various financial products, such as insurance, investments, money transfers, and donation support.

AirAsia partnered with local insurance startup PasarPolis, investment app Bareksa, donation platform Rumah Zakat, and payment service Wise in the release of the new service.

Moving forward, the company said that it wants to expand the service to other countries.

Earlier this year, AirAsia launched its food delivery service in Indonesia, after making it available in Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.

See also: Tony Fernandes responds to critics of his AirAsia super-app gamble

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Aditya Hadi Pratama

Writing about startup and technology in Indonesia, while reading biography and science fiction books.