Finansialku Focuses on the Development of Financial Consulting Services

Starting from a service that focuses on financial education, platforms my finances transformed into a financial planning portal with SaaS-based applications. In particular, the Finasialku application is targeted at workers, freelance, entrepreneur, housewives, and students.

Recently, according to IDC's FinTech Fast 101 data, Finansialku was included in the 10 most growing fintech startups in Indonesia along with Amartha, Bareksa, CekAja, DOKU, GO-PAY, Midtrans, Modalku, TCash, and UangTeman. Seeing this development, DailySocial tried to contact Finansialku asking for updates being worked on at the moment.

"My finances are currently doing a lot Update on app mobile devices and web. Improvements are more focused on existing features. One of the features we have improved is the consultation feature with a certified financial planner. This consultation feature can be accessed if the user has subscribed to the Finansialku premium application for 1 year," said Finansialku Founder & CEO Melvin Mumpuni.

One strategy that continues to be promoted also includes expanding collaboration with certified financial planners. There are also plans to add financial products in the application unit my finances, including adding online course services about investing in mutual funds, stocks and so on.

Fintech is indeed one of the current trends in digital business, especially among startups. This fast movement makes the players think hard about what innovations can give interest to users, in the midst of taking advantage of various opportunities, such as unbanked-society.

“So far we see competition in some areas fintech, for example payment, lending. In terms of regulators, we really appreciate the steps taken by the authorities, in this case the OJK and Bank Indonesia, as well as the Fintech.id association. They have done their best to ensure the company fintech can serve the Indonesian people to the fullest,” added Melvin.

Melvin continued, "Currently we are trying to increase the number of users of the Finansialku application. According to Investopedia.com, one of the community's challenges is millennials is buying goods that require large funds, for example buying a vehicle or a house. The Finansialku application aims to help the millennials prepare for the financial future with financial planning."