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Why Indian unicorns are exiting Indonesia
We take a look at why Indian unicorns have been exiting Indonesia and dive into this fintech startup that’s just raised funding.
Stefanie Yeo · · 6 min read
Indian unicorns exit Indonesia, raising questions over expansion strategy
MPL’s recent retreat from Indonesia illustrates broader challenges that Indian startups face when expanding in Southeast Asia’s largest market.
Ardi Wirdana · · 6 min read
Why Razer Pay called it quits
The Top Up is Tech in Asia’s free newsletter that breaks down the biggest stories and trends in fintech.
Melissa Goh · · 7 min read
The VC-fueled race to become Indonesia’s dominant digital bookkeeper
Players believe it isn’t a winner-takes-all space, and that there is opportunity for them to coexist and become dominant in different niches.
Aditya Hadi Pratama · · 6 min readTencent-backed Indian fintech firm acquires accounting app in $10m deal
The acquisition will help Khatabook’s merchants avail additional features through business analytics, sales force automation, and digital invoicing.
Deepti Sri · · 2 min readIndia’s Khatabook raises $60m in round led by B Capital
It plans to use the fresh capital to build tech-enabled financial services and a merchant-focused distribution platform.
Doris Yu · · 2 min readIndian accounting app Khatabook bags $25m in series A funding
Backers in the round include Sequoia India, Tencent, Y Combinator, GGV Capital, and more than 20 angel investors.
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