cermati

We look at how Cermati grew nearly 10x in less than four years and why analysts are backing Alibaba to return to growth this year.

In The Top Up this week, we dive into fintech aggregator Cermati and look at the delayed launch of Apple’s BNPL service.

The Indonesian company’s “as-a-service” model allows it to glue its core financial products together more efficiently.

In The Top Up this week, we map out the key wealthtech players in Southeast Asia and examine the valuation spike of Indonesia’s Cermati.

In The Top Up this week, we look at how xSpend helps Axie Infinity players use crypto for real-life purchases and check out AirAsia’s new fintech offering.

Cermati will use the new funds to expand its team, bolster its product line, and develop its technology offerings.

Bukalapak’s users will be able to choose a credit card from various banks including BRI, Bank Mega, and Citi.

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With a net worth of $32.3b, brothers Budi and Michael Hartono are the richest people in the island nation.

Cermati lets Indonesians find, compare, and apply for financial products like credits and loans.