Aditya Hadi Pratama · · 1 min readFormer Grab exec’s personal finance app bags funding from 1982 Ventures, others
Pina, an Indonesia-based personal finance app, raised an undisclosed amount of funding from 1982 Ventures, Prasetia Dwidharma, Oberyn Capital, and iSeed Asia, which is backed by AngelList and Naval Ravikant.
Pina executives (from left): Fajar Kuntoro, Christian Hermawan, Daniel van Leeuwen, and Hendry Chou / Photo credit: Pina
Founded in 2021 by Daniel van Leeuwen, a former Grab executive, and Christian Hermawan, a financial services veteran, Pina allows users to monitor their assets and invest their wealth in stock or mutual fund products. It also has a specific section for users to learn how to manage their finances properly.
The company has partnered with other asset management companies, Trust Sekuritas, state-owned Bank Negara Indonesia, and security firm Asli RI, all of which offer products and features in its app.
Pina will use the fresh money to accelerate the development of its app, which is slated to be launched in November 2021.
Editing by Miguel Cordon and Arpit Nayak
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