Tag: QRIS
Indonesia Just Added South Korea to Its QRIS Payment Network
Something big just happened in the world of digital payments and Indonesia is right in the middle of it. Bank Indonesia (BI) has officially...
BI Urges iPhone Users to Be Patient as Apple Reviews QRIS...
For many iPhone users in Indonesia, tapping a phone to pay with QRIS Tap is still out of reach. Bank Indonesia is asking them...
Indonesia’s Digital Payments Surge in 2025 as QRIS Transactions Exceed Targets
Digital payments are no longer a supporting feature in Indonesia’s economy. They are becoming the backbone. Throughout 2025, Bank Indonesia recorded strong momentum in...
BI Presses Apple as QRIS Tap Awaits iPhone Access
Contactless payments are becoming part of daily life in Indonesia. A simple tap, or called QRIS Tap, is now enough to pay for a...
Riding KRL and MRT Now Easier with QRIS Tap, Here’s How!
Commuters in the Greater Jakarta area can now enjoy a faster and more seamless travel experience thanks to the new QRIS Tap system launched...
QRIS Cross Border Expands to Japan and China, Bali Tourism Set...
The presence of Chinese and Japanese tourists in Bali is set to become even more seamless starting August 17, 2025. Bank Indonesia (BI) will...
QRIS Will Soon Be Usable for Shopping in These 4 New...
QRIS, the Indonesian payment standard using QR codes, is rapidly gaining popularity at home and abroad. While the country celebrates its growing influence in...
Increasingly Reliable, QRIS and BI-Fast Transactions Surge Throughout 2024
The convenience of making payments in Indonesia has reached new heights with QRIS and BI-Fast. Bank Indonesia (BI) has reported a significant surge in...
QRIS Helps Reduce Counterfeit Money Fraud
As Indonesia embraces rapid digitalization, QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) is proving to be a game-changer in financial transactions, offering a robust solution...
QRIS and PayLater Dominate Payment Methods, Card Methods Falling Behind?
The wave of rapid digitalization is transforming every facet of Indonesian society, and the financial sector is no exception. Traditional financial transactions using ATM/debit...
