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Founded in 2018, Komunal is an Indonesian financial technology company focused on bridging the funding gap for MSMEs and digitizing the nation's rural banking sector. The company operates as a financial services marketplace, connecting underbanked MSMEs and individuals with financial products from a network of rural banks (BPRs). Its flagship products are DepositoBPR by Komunal, a platform allowing users to easily open high-yield time deposits at various BPRs across Indonesia, and Komunal P2P, a peer-to-peer lending service that channels funding to productive MSME loans. Komunal is licensed and supervised by the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK).

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Komunal

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