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Indonesian P2P lender partners with bookkeeping platform BukuWarung
“Indonesian P2P lender Modalku will provide its services to the 6.5 million users of BukuWarung as part of its partnership with the bookkeeping and digital payments platform,” DailySocial reported.
Details:
- Modalku is making up to 100 million rupiah (about US$7,000) available to BukuWarung users, with interests adjusted to the portfolios and business transaction histories of borrowers.
- The service will be available to entrepreneurs whose businesses have been operating for over six months.
Dive deeper:
- The partnership comes after BukuWarung secured US$60 million in a series A round led by Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures and US-based investor Goodwater Capital in June. (Read: This Indonesian fintech startup bagged $60m, but is yet to fully cash in on its product)
- Around the same time last year, BukuWarung also secured an undisclosed amount of pre-series A funding from Quona Capital, among others.
Currency converted from rupiah to US dollar: US$1 = 14,242.25 rupiah.
Editing by Collin Furtado and Lorenzo Kyle Subido
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