Indonesia-based Privy, a digital identity and electronic signature provider, said it signed a memorandum of understanding in Perth with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Western Australia (ICCWA) to promote digital trust in business collaboration between Indonesia and Western Australia.

The partnership covers digital trust education, business networking, knowledge exchange, and ecosystem development.

ICCWA, a business chamber in Western Australia, said it promotes trade and investment ties between Indonesia and Western Australia.

Privy cited Indonesia’s Trade Ministry as reporting bilateral trade of US$8.92 billion from January to July 2026.

Australia’s electronic transactions framework generally allows electronic signatures when applicable legal conditions are met.

Indonesia’s personal data regime generally permits cross-border transfers subject to conditions. It prioritizes equivalent or higher protection, then adequate safeguards, with explicit consent as a fallback.

Privy said it has more than 72 million verified users and 300,000 verified businesses.

🔗 Source: Privy