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Bank Jakarta Boosts Digital Transactions at Jakarta Fair

| | Source: REPUBLIKA Translated from Indonesian | Business
Bank Jakarta Boosts Digital Transactions at Jakarta Fair
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Banking institutions continue to expand digital service channels to boost customer transactions amid shifting public behaviour that increasingly relies on app-based financial services. The Jakarta Fair 2026 serves as a platform for banks to introduce digital services to a wider audience. Bank Jakarta is once again participating in Jakarta Fair 2026, held from 11 June to 12 July 2026 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta. Through its presence in Hall C1 at the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government Pavilion, the DKI Jakarta-owned bank is encouraging the use of the JakOne Mobile application for various transactions during the exhibition. Bank Jakarta President Director Agus H Widodo stated that visitors can use JakOne Mobile to transact with various merchants and UMKM participating in Jakarta Fair 2026. According to Agus, Bank Jakarta’s presence at the fair is a strategy to expand the utilisation of digital services while strengthening interaction with the public. In addition to promoting the banking application, Bank Jakarta is also providing various other services, including digital account opening, credit and financing applications, and Cash Recycling Machine (CRM) ATMs for cash deposit and withdrawal transactions. At the same location, the public can also pay Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fee (BBNKB) through available payment facilities. Bank Jakarta Corporate Secretary Arie Rinaldi said participation in Jakarta Fair is part of efforts to broaden public access to digital financial services. “Through our presence at Jakarta Fair 2026, we aim to deliver a transaction experience that strengthens engagement between Bank Jakarta, its customers, and the public. Going forward, we will continue to drive service innovation and expand collaboration to create a more inclusive and sustainable financial ecosystem,” Arie said.

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