PINTU Promotes Cryptocurrency Investment Literacy to Boarding House Entrepreneurs as Sponsor of ARKI Gathering 2026
Digital transformation is occurring not only in the technology sector but also extending to property and asset management. When literacy and regulation advance together, opportunities for innovation expand further. Capitalising on this momentum, PT Pintu Kemana Saja (PINTU), a cryptocurrency investment platform registered and supervised by the Financial Services Authority (OJK), has formally established a collaboration with the Indonesian Boarding House Association (ARKI). This partnership is realised through PINTU’s participation as a sponsor of the ARKI Grand Gathering in Yogyakarta themed “Designing Legacy, Securing the Future of Boarding House Business” on 7 February 2026.
The event features ARKI Chairman Florencia Irena Lipin, Bitcoin Learning Founder Angga Andinata, and PINTU’s SVP Strategy & Business Andy Putra. This collaboration signals that boarding house operators are beginning to explore investment diversification, including cryptocurrency instruments.
In his remarks, Andy Putra affirmed that PINTU appreciates ARKI members’ openness towards developments in Indonesia’s cryptocurrency industry. According to him, boarding house entrepreneurs have demonstrated strong enthusiasm for understanding how digital asset investment works, including its benefits and risks.
PINTU is leveraging this opportunity to provide education on cryptocurrency investment fundamentals, risk management, and the importance of conducting research before purchasing digital assets. This material has been designed for easy understanding, particularly for boarding house owners new to the cryptocurrency world.
This step is relevant to property business operators’ needs to manage cash flows more optimally. Through diversification strategy, profits from boarding house rental businesses can be placed in investment instruments with growth potential, naturally with careful risk calculations.
ARKI Chairman Florencia Irena Lipin welcomed this collaboration. She assessed that PINTU’s presence brings fresh perspectives to boarding house entrepreneurs, particularly in utilising business revenues more productively through digital assets.
According to her, PINTU’s user-friendly interface makes it easier for boarding house owners, who are predominantly from Generation X, to begin understanding the cryptocurrency ecosystem. This demonstrates that traditional property businesses can remain adaptive to financial technology developments.
This collaboration simultaneously shows that digital financial literacy is no longer limited to young people or startup operators. Conventional property entrepreneurs are increasingly seeing the potential of blockchain and cryptocurrency as part of long-term financial strategy.
Property and Blockchain: The Asset Tokenisation Era
Blockchain technology developments open opportunities for integration between the property industry and cryptocurrency. One innovation now widely discussed is property tokenisation.
According to PINTU Academy educational materials, property tokenisation is the process of converting the value of physical assets into digital tokens on a blockchain network. Each token represents partial ownership of the property. With this scheme, investors can purchase partial ownership of property without owning the entire asset.
This concept presents new flexibility in property investment. Access to the property market becomes more open because investment value can be divided into smaller and more liquid units. However, like cryptocurrency investment generally, tokenisation still carries risks that need comprehensive understanding.
PINTU Promoting Literacy, Not Merely a Trend
For PINTU, collaboration with ARKI is not only about expanding the market but also part of its commitment to enhancing cryptocurrency investment literacy in Indonesia. Education becomes an important foundation so that people understand not only the potential for profit but also the volatility and accompanying risks.
This synergy between the property industry and cryptocurrency demonstrates a new direction for the national financial ecosystem. Boarding house businesses, historically synonymous with conventional investment, are now beginning to engage with blockchain-based digital assets.
Based on data from the Deloitte Center for Financial Services, the property tokenisation market is projected to grow from approximately US$300 billion in 2024 to US$4 trillion by 2035. This projection demonstrates the considerable potential for integration between the property sector and blockchain technology in the future.
“Going forward, we hope PINTU and ARKI can continue to be strategic partners in providing education and access to safe and transparent investments. We believe cross-industry collaboration like this can expand digital financial literacy and open asset diversification opportunities for boarding house entrepreneurs in Indonesia,” Andy Putra concluded.
With an educational approach and regulatory supervision from the OJK, the PINTU and ARKI collaboration exemplifies how Indonesia’s cryptocurrency adoption can grow in a healthier, more measured, and sustainable manner.