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Meet the towering figures among Southeast Asia’s tech startup founders.

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

L-R: Fritz Demopoulos, co-founder and former CEO of Qunar; Paul Srivorakul, co-founder and executive chairman of Ardent Capital; Ryu Kawano Suliawan, co-founder and CEO of PT. Midtrans; Shin Takamiya, partner

As e-commerce gains traction in Indonesia, more companies are beginning to see the potential for growth. Yesterday, Visa along with payment gateway solution Veritrans announced that users of several e-commerce

Credit: Criminalatt MasterCard issued an interesting report today highlighting the current conditions of key markets across the world regarding the usage of cash and cashless payment methods. One of the

Veritrans notified us that it rolled out a new feature called VT-Direct, which now lets merchants process credit card payments inside their site.

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

Rakuten’s (JSD:4755) Indonesian e-commerce site, Rakuten Belanja Online (RBO), turns two-years old today.

Although Indonesian e-commerce site Tokopedia moved its office last month, the company chose an interesting date – today, which is April Fools’ Day – to announce its relocation to the