COVID wrecks what may have been defining year for Indonesia's Sharia-based fintech sector

COVID wrecks what may have been defining year for Indonesia's Sharia-based fintech sector

Great Mosque Istiqlal, Jakarta, Indonesia. Photo by Rezky Ramadhani on Unsplash

Sharmilpal Kaur

23 December, 2020

The year 2020 was meant to be a defining one for Indonesia’s Sharia-based fintech sector.

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