Facilitate Kiosk Rental For Traders, Bank DKI And Perumda Pasar Jaya Launch JaKios

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JAKARTA - Bank DKI, in its collaboration with Perumda Pasar Jaya and PakeKTP launched the 'JaKios' application as an effort to realize convenience for prospective traders to be able to rent a kiosk unit in the market under the auspices of Perumda Pasar Jaya.

Through the JaKios application, prospective traders can obtain information on the availability of kiosks, rental prices, and make reservations and payments. The launch of the 'JaKios' application was held in Jakarta, Wednesday, March 21 with the title 'Launching JaKios Application & Digitalization Kramat Jati Market'.

Also present on the occasion were the Director of Technology and Operations of Bank DKI, Amirul Wicaksono and the President Director of Perumda Pasar Jaya, Tri Prasetyo.

Amirul Wicaksono said, JaKios is a manifestation of digitalization aimed at business actors, especially MSMEs located in traditional markets in DKI Jakarta. Therefore, in addition to collaborating with Perumda Pasar Jaya, Bank DKI also cooperates with PakeKTP as a strategic partner in order to support the digital transformation of traditional markets.

"This collaboration application is expected to encourage business growth through the efficient use of technology," said Amirul, in his statement, Wednesday, March 22.

For information, the JaKios application, which is currently accessible through the google playstore, is an application to make it easier for prospective traders to be able to rent kiosks or business places (TU) leased by Perumda Pasar Jaya. Through the JaKios application, prospective traders can see where businesses are available at the desired market location.

In addition, prospective traders can see plans to estimate the needs and photos of kiosks to get information on the condition of the kiosks that will be rented. The JaKios application is present in 2 options for payment, namely through a scan to pay QRIS Bank DKI or through a Virtual Account Bank DKI.

On the same occasion, at Kramat Jati Market, which is the location for pilot projects for the JaKios application, the implementation of the LAP QRIS application, which is a digitalization program in the market environment carried out by Bank Indonesia. As a form of support for the program, Bank DKI encourages the implementation of the payment ecosystem through the implementation of QRIS, payments via EDC machines, and the JakOne Abank application which is expected to encourage an increase in financial inclusion.

Under the leadership of the President Director of Bank DKI, Fidri Arnaldy, Bank DKI has carried out a number of market digitizations, namely Pasar Santa, Pasar Rumput, Kedoya Market, Koja Market, Perumnas Klender, Kebayoran Lama Market and Ciracas Market. As of February 2023, Bank DKI has more than 23,000 merchants who have joined Bank DKI's QRIS JakOne Mobile service with transactions reaching Rp63 billion.

Amirul further said that this market digitization program is also expected to be able to encourage economic growth in DKI Jakarta through the realization of the digital ecosystem. The implementation of digital transactions in the market, in addition to providing convenience, comfort is also safe for traders and market visitors.

"This is also driven by people who are helped by the use of non-daily transaction services," said Amirul.

Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Arie Rinaldi said Bank DKI will continue to expand the implementation of digitalization in the realization of non-cash transactions in the DKI Jakarta Region through synergy and collaboration with strategic parties.

"Bank DKI hopes, through the launch of theJaKios application and the Kramat Jati Market digitization program, it can provide benefits of easy transactions in the market through digital banking services," said Arie.