Goes To Office Doors Are Held Again, Collaborating With FUNDS For Crypto Education To Professionals

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JAKARTA - PT Pintu Kemana Saja (PINTU), the first all-in-one crypto application in Indonesia continues to expand literacy and education programs regarding crypto assets and blockchain technology in Indonesia. This time, PINTU collaborated in the Crypto Office Hour-themed Pintu Goes program with PT Espay Debit Indonesia Koe (DANA) as the leading digital wallet application in Indonesia. This program was held on Monday, April 14, located at the DANA office, Jakarta.

"After successfully holding the first Pintu Goes to Office in March 2025, we again presented an educational and literacy program this time at the DANA office. We really appreciate the FUNDS that have provided us with the opportunity to share insight and knowledge about crypto assets and blockchain technology, which is currently becoming the attention of the wider community," said the Chief Marketing Officer of DOOR Timotius Martin, in his statement, Tuesday, April 22.

Olavina Harahap, Director of Communications DANA Indonesia welcomed the Pintu Goes to Office program.

"We fully support the education and literacy programs carried out by PINTU. In accordance with our vision, education is part of our efforts to continue to improve literacy and prosper the finances of the Indonesian people. Discussions on crypto assets are an interesting discussion as well as adding more knowledge about crypto investment instruments that are still relatively new but continue to experience positive developments. We hope that the innovative inter-technical education collaboration can continue to run to create a digital ecosystem that is safe, healthy, and sustainable," he explained.

The domestic fintech industry is projected to continue to grow. Based on reports from Mordor Intelligence, Indonesia's fintech industry by 2025 could reach 20.93 billion US dollars or around Rp. 341.1 trillion.

In terms of crypto asset transactions, the latest data from the Financial Services Authority (OJK), in January 2025 reached IDR 44.07 trillion. The high potential and volume of transactions in these two sectors reflects a promising future for the fintech industry and crypto assets in Indonesia.

"Collaboration and active participation to encourage increased awareness and penetration of crypto assets is part of our commitment to support the advancement of the crypto asset industry in Indonesia. The potential for crypto assets is still very large for that we will continue this educational and literacy program which is expected to provide comprehensive information about crypto assets, potential, and risks," Timo concluded.