Qlola by BRI Transaction Volume Reaches Rp2,141.37 Trillion by February 2026

Jakarta – PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, or BRI, continues to strengthen its digital capabilities through Qlola by BRI amid the increasing complexity of corporate business activities. By February 2026, the number of Qlola by BRI users has increased 33% year-on-year (YoY), reflecting the broader utilisation of BRI’s digital services by corporate clients to support business operations. Accordingly, the transaction volume through Qlola by BRI has reached Rp2,141.37 trillion. BRI’s Director of Corporate Banking, Riko Tasmaya, stated that this achievement demonstrates the growing need among business actors for more structured and responsive transaction management, in line with the increasingly rapid business dynamics. Reliable solution support is a key factor in maintaining smooth operations while supporting more accurate decision-making. “The development of Qlola by BRI is part of BRI’s efforts to provide services that are adaptive to the evolving needs of the business world. This strengthening also reflects BRI’s focus on building digital capabilities that can support business activities more optimally,” said Riko. Qlola by BRI is BRI’s digital innovation in the form of an integrated corporate solution platform that enables customers to access various financial services within a single system through a single sign-on approach. The platform offers convenience in managing transactions and business financial activities, while also serving as part of BRI’s strategy to strengthen its foundation as a universal bank by providing relevant solutions for all customer segments. “We introduced Qlola by BRI to meet the business world’s needs that increasingly demand speed and accuracy in transaction management. Through this platform, BRI not only facilitates transaction activities but also helps customers manage their businesses more directedly. In the future, Qlola by BRI will continue to be developed as part of BRI’s efforts to provide relevant services across various segments,” he concluded.