KoinWorks is a technology company.
KoinWorks has raised $91.0M across 4 funding rounds.
KoinWorks has raised $91.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
KoinWorks has raised $91.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
KoinWorks's investors include GSF Accelerator, Java Capital, MDI Ventures, NGC Ventures, Quona Capital, Ashish Toshniwal, Nate Lipscomb, Pras Hanuma, Viral Bajaria.
KoinWorks is Indonesia's leading peer-to-peer (P2P) fintech lending platform, evolving into a "super financial app" that provides comprehensive financial services for individuals and SMEs.[1][2][3] It offers non-collateral business loans, investment opportunities, financial management tools, and innovative products like KoinWorks NEO and NEOcard, serving over 1.5 million customers—primarily MSMEs underserved by traditional banks—by solving access to affordable credit, portfolio diversification via machine learning, and business growth tools like instant approvals and prepaid cards.[1][3][4] With more than 300,000 active users and $48.7 million in total funding, KoinWorks drives financial inclusion in one of the world's fastest-growing economies, aligning with Indonesia's government goals for timely, convenient financial services.[1][5]
KoinWorks was founded in 2016 by co-founders Benedicto Haryono (CEO) and Willy Arifin, both seasoned fintech professionals committed to easing financial access for Indonesians.[1][4] Starting as a simple P2P lending website for e-merchants, it quickly expanded to SMEs across industries like fast-moving consumer goods and distribution, becoming the first Indonesian P2P lender registered and supervised by the Financial Services Authority.[2][4] Early traction came from its no-collateral model and machine learning-based credit scoring, earning it "Most Innovative Fintech of the Year 2017" from Bisnis Indonesia; pivotal moments include launching the mobile super app, KoinRobo for diversified portfolios, and 2022's Instant Approval feature for 3-5 day funding.[1][2][4]
KoinWorks rides Indonesia's fintech boom—334 players by 2022, up sixfold since 2011—fueled by a massive unbanked SME population (65M entrepreneurs) and rapid digital adoption in Southeast Asia's largest economy.[4] Its timing capitalizes on post-pandemic lending growth, government pushes for financial inclusion, and rising e-commerce, enabling MSMEs to scale without traditional barriers.[1][4] By pioneering regulated P2P, super apps, and neobanking (NEO), it influences the ecosystem as a champion for SMB fintech, competing with players like Alami while boosting literacy and economic models for emerging creators.[3][4]
KoinWorks is poised for profitability (targeted by 2024 per co-founder) amid Indonesia's SME neobanking surge, with expansions like NEOcard partnerships signaling deeper embedded finance integration.[5] Trends like AI-driven credit, instant SME tools, and regulatory tailwinds will propel growth, potentially evolving it into a full neobank influencing 10M+ users. As fintech lending matures, its empowerment focus positions it to redefine financial access, turning underserved borrowers into thriving businesses—proving technology can truly democratize wealth in emerging markets.[1][4]
KoinWorks has raised $91.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $43.0M Series C in January 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2022 | $43.0M Series C | GSF Accelerator, Java Capital, MDI Ventures, NGC Ventures, Quona Capital, Ashish Toshniwal, Nate Lipscomb, Pras Hanuma, Viral Bajaria | |
| Apr 1, 2020 | $20.0M Venture Round | GSF Accelerator, Java Capital, Quona Capital, Ashish Toshniwal, Nate Lipscomb, Pras Hanuma, Viral Bajaria | |
| Jun 1, 2019 | $12.0M Series B | GSF Accelerator, Java Capital, Quona Capital, Ashish Toshniwal, Nate Lipscomb, Pras Hanuma, Viral Bajaria | |
| Aug 1, 2018 | $16.0M Series A | GSF Accelerator, Java Capital, Quona Capital, Ashish Toshniwal, Nate Lipscomb, Pras Hanuma, Viral Bajaria |