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Indonesian fintech and e-commerce technology company offering digital payment, e-commerce, and peer-to-peer lending solutions.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

PT Hensel Davest Indonesia Tbk is an Indonesian multinational technology company specialising in financial technology (fintech) and electronic commerce. Founded in 2013 in Makassar, the company began as a multi-biller business and grew into a developer of financial technology solutions for the eastern Indonesia region. It is publicly listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, as indicated by the 'Tbk' suffix in its name. The company holds an official licence from Bank Indonesia as a fintech company (No. 20/197/DKSP/Srt/B dated 14 May 2018). Through its subsidiary PT Doeku Peduli Indonesia, which operates in peer-to-peer lending, it obtained a full OJK fintech licence on 24 August 2021 (No. KEP-82/D.05/2021). Hensel Davest Indonesia offers a range of digital products and services, including Davestpay (digital payment), Emposh (white label e-commerce), Biropay (payment gateway), Motransfer (remittance/money transfer), Doeku (peer-to-peer lending), and a Mobile POS solution. The company also provides payment switching services. It serves customers in Indonesia, with a focus on the eastern region, and has won several awards in financial technology and customer satisfaction. The company is governed by a Board of Commissioners and a Board of Directors, with a Corporate Secretary, internal audit unit, audit committee, and risk management function. Pangerang Andrian has served as Corporate Secretary since December 2017. The company is headquartered in Makassar and maintains a corporate presence in Jakarta.

History

PT Hensel Davest Indonesia Tbk was founded in 2013 in Makassar, Indonesia. It initially operated as a multi-biller company, providing bill payment services. Over time, it expanded into a developer of financial technology solutions, particularly targeting the eastern Indonesia region. In 2016, Pangerang Andrian joined the company as Corporate Communications Manager. In December 2017, he was appointed Corporate Secretary as part of the company's corporate governance framework. On 14 May 2018, the company obtained an official licence from Bank Indonesia as a fintech company (No. 20/197/DKSP/Srt/B). This licence allowed it to operate as a digital payment and financial technology provider. Through its subsidiary PT Doeku Peduli Indonesia, which operates in peer-to-peer lending, the company received a full OJK fintech licence on 24 August 2021 (No. KEP-82/D.05/2021). This marked a significant expansion into the P2P lending sector. The company has since developed a portfolio of digital products including Davestpay, Emposh, Biropay, Motransfer, and Doeku, and has won several awards in financial technology and customer satisfaction. It is publicly listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, as indicated by the 'Tbk' suffix.

  • 2021

    Subsidiary PT Doeku Peduli Indonesia received full OJK fintech licence (No. KEP-82/D.05/2021) on 24 August.

  • 2018

    Obtained Bank Indonesia fintech licence (No. 20/197/DKSP/Srt/B) on 14 May.

  • 2017

    Pangerang Andrian appointed Corporate Secretary in December.

  • 2016

    Pangerang Andrian joined as Corporate Communications Manager.

  • 2013

    Founded in Makassar, Indonesia, as a multi-biller company.

Products and positioning

Fintech and e-commerce solutions provider focused on eastern Indonesia.

  • Davestpay

    Digital payment service.

  • Emposh

    White label e-commerce platform.

  • Biropay

    Payment gateway service.

  • Motransfer

    Remittance and money transfer service.

  • Doeku

    Peer-to-peer lending platform operated by subsidiary PT Doeku Peduli Indonesia.

  • Mobile POS Solution

    Mobile point-of-sale solution.

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