The rapid growth of the economic aspect, as well as its fast-growing environment in business, has undoubtedly caused Indonesia to be one of the most prospective places to start a business in the Financial Technology (Fintech) sector.
This was proven by the usage of virtual money wallets as well as peer to peer lending that steadily increased among Indonesian industries. Indonesian youngsters also contribute to this rapid growth of economics by the culture of being cashless due to its efficiency.
Although the Indonesian Financial Technology Association was just established in recent years, this has proven that the Indonesian market is tremendously profitable.
Moreover, Indonesia has been the second country to receive the biggest venture capital investments in Southeast Asia, just behind Singapore.
Back in 2014, the investments of venture capital in Indonesia were only US$ 2.3 million, and then the amount got spiked in 2017 to US$136 million.
Aside from Jakarta as the capital city in Indonesia, Bali can be one of the best places to establish your Fintech business.
Well, who doesn’t know Bali? Aside from its beautiful landscape, Bali also provides comfortable hospitality to millions of tourists from all over the world.
Bali is also one of the best options available to create a promising Fintech business landscape in such a relaxing place that doesn’t offer a hectic office-environment like Jakarta. These things may be the main reason it’s one of the best options available that could provide you a good environment for Fintech-related business.
Furthermore, a number of prosperous Fintech startups have been established on this Island, from Bitcoin.co.id, Startup Bank Challenge Bali, Hubud, The Onion Collective, and many more.
No wonder, the International Monetary Fund by The World Bank Group has established The Bali Fintech Agenda, an annual meeting in Bali to discuss high-level issues relating to international fund cooperation within the expertise and mandate.
The new regulation set by the Financial Services Authority or Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) was released in 2018 called Digital Financial Innovation Regulation, a set of regulations to monitor as well as supervising both the growth and development of the fintech industry in Indonesia.
This is the main regulation you need to know before starting a fintech business in Bali right after you decide the type of business it will be.
Regarding company formation, it will be best to set up your business as a Limited Liability Company (PT) to be able to separate your company assets from personal assets. This step will protect your personal assets, in case of company’s loss.
In accordance with the Digital Financial Innovation Regulation, the following steps must be taken:
These steps will require more documents and archives to fulfill the data needed by the OJK during
the examination of your company.
Either you want to start a fintech business in Bali focusing on peer to peer lending, virtual installment, or virtual wallets integrated into other businesses or startups, Cekindo can help you to establish it.
Cekindo will assist the most basic step to determine the future of your Bali fintech business by initiating proper research in the Indonesian market.
Cekindo also helps your business regarding the law requirement process by Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK), Indonesian Central Bank BI as well as Indonesia’s Financial Technology Association.
Professional consultants and experienced staff with a deep understanding of the Bali fintech market are ready to help you to build your Fintech business successfully.
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