Heaptalk, Jakarta — A business loan marketplace platform, Lendingpot, ties up with Sampoerna Bank and Modal Rakyat to facilitate MSME in the country to gain financing access through the platform’s digital loan service, with a total credit of up to US$128,915, approximately Rp2 billion.
This collaboration is carried out to provide convenience, spanning various financial product expansions to enhance user experience through innovative solutions. This effort is claimed to make it easier for users to make business decisions. This program provides convenience and efficiency of financial transactions and increases the overall accessibility of financial services for business people in Indonesia.
“Through this collaboration, we want to expand the financial product services available to businesses and SMEs in Indonesia by facilitating their access to funding. We want to help business growth in Indonesia and contribute to entrepreneurship to continue to develop.” The President Director of Lendingpot, Benjamin Lam, said.
Lendingpot’s partners will encounter several conveniences, including expanding financial service offerings and reaching a more comprehensive range of users. This strategic step is expected to change the financial services industry in the archipelago.
“Through our collaboration with Lendingpot, we believe in reaching and empowering underserved business people and SMEs in Indonesia through funding access with credit offers of up to Rp2 billion,” affirmed the Chief Business Officer of Modal Rakyat, Marcel Limbong.
Besides performing this strategic collaboration, this fintech company also aims to broaden its financing service to several of Indonesia’s cities, covering Bali and Surabaya, which is expected to grant funding facilities for local entrepreneurs evenly.
“Collaboration between Lendingpot and its financial institution partners is an important step in our journey to transform the financial services industry. Apart from establishing strategic affiliations with Sampoerna Bank and Modal Rakyat, we also explore partnerships with other financial institutions. This endeavor aligned with our commitment to provide added value to users.” concluded Benjamin.
