JAKARTA - After officially joining the Indonesian Fintech Association (AFTECH), Oradian prepared strategic steps for Indonesia with a collaborative approach.
In a special interview with several media, Oradian CEO Antonio Separiovic explained that the decision to enter the Indonesian market was based on two main considerations, namely local collaboration, and market characteristics.
"First, we believe that we can't do something ourselves, so we have to do it with the community. Second, Indonesia is an extraordinary market, especially in Southeast Asia with the Philippines. I believe there are many similar challenges, and we have a lot of knowledge to take from them," Antonio said on Wednesday, June 11.
As a cloud core banking provider, Oradian believes their solution is very important for financial institutions, especially in developing markets such as Indonesia. Currently, Oradian already has three full-time staff in Jakarta, and will continue to grow.
By becoming a member of AFTECH, Oradian targets to win its first customers in Indonesia by 2025. However, their long-term target is not only a matter of user growth, but also contributes to a sustainable local fintech ecosystem.
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Antonio also said that his party had now discussed with AFTECH and various local partners, including plans to hold a workshop with regulators. Oradians are also open to cross-sectoral collaboration, especially in developing inclusive digital infrastructure.
"We want to win new customers in Indonesia. We want to participate in the community. There are talks with AFTECH, workshops with regulators as well. Basically we want to be more involved in communities with ecosystems," he said.
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