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Industry luminaries met yesterday at an event held by Indonesia’s ecommerce association idEA to discuss the upcoming ecommerce roadmap with minister Rudiantara.

If you’re a foreigner thinking about setting up shop in Indonesia as an ecommerce business, here’s everything you need to know about the local landscape.

Currently, there are 17 epayment companies in Indonesia. Names like Veritrans, Coda, and 2c2p come to mind. Some people say competition is good for a tech startup scene. It forces

Andrea is the CEO and co-founder of Mailbird, an email tech startup based in Bali. She is half American and half Filipino, but having lived in Indonesia for 11 years,

Payment gateway players need to give more reason for people to start adopting cashless payment methods, and this is the latest one in store: now you can make offline payments using Ipaymu’s e-wallet in Indonesia.

One of the keys to a strong e-commerce infrastructure in any country is its online payment system. One of Indonesia’s biggest players in that industry is Doku, and today the

Indonesian payment gateway iPayMu has announced that it is now supporting payment via PayPal. This latest payment method is available to all iPayMu merchants and will help handle cross-border and

Indonesian e-commerce platform LakuBgt.com has just finished its first workshop for its roadshow series called One Million Netpreneur in Jogjakarta on Saturday. The one-day event targets business-minded people and discusses

Indonesian startup LakuBgt.com, whose name stands for “Laku Banget” (meaning “really sells a lot” in English), essentially helps online sellers set up better-looking shops with online payment systems on Facebook.

We went to the Shop Fair event here in Jakarta few days ago, and really had a lot of fun. What grabbed our attention most was the e-commerce fair where