To welcome the 9th anniversary of Indodax, Indodax collaborate with Ayobantu in a program called “Indodax for the Country: Indodax Hydroponic Garden” to cultivate hydroponic plantations as an active step in reducing the impact of global warming. This garden is located in Ratujaya Village, Cipayung District, Depok City, and aimed for the residents to earn additional income from the cultivation of this hydroponic plant.

Hydroponic gardens utilize limited land and can help reduce the effects of global warming. Moreover, it can also help people to live healthier, by providing a good source of quality food to every family in the designated area daily, while giving the community economic improvement as the vegetables produced can be traded.

Indodax CEO Oscar Darmawan, said, ” This time we did this CSR for celebrating the 9th anniversary of Indodax. We chose CSR in the field of the environment which is a program where we optimize vacant land to become a productive garden that cultivates vegetables and fruit. This program hopes to create financial independence for flat residents, by entrepreneurial activities to develop the potential of each region and person. ”

As for the implementation of this hydroponic garden, Indodax is working with Ayobantu, an online donation platform that has been trusted to be the executor of the Indodax’s CSR program since two years ago.

“We are very proud to be able to facilitate the hydroponic vegetable planting program carried out by Indodax for residents of Rusunawa Ratu Jaya, Cipayung. We are happy to be able to work with #brandPuli who have the concern to preserve the environment,” said CEO Ayobantu Agnes Yuliavitriani.

Written by: Sari, Ayobantu.com blog

IN 2023, Indonesia is expected to be affected by the global recession. Even so, it is projected that the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) business will have great potential for national economic growth.

Based on the records of the Ministry of Finance (Ministry of Finance), the role of MSMEs is very large for Indonesia’s economic growth, with the number reaching 99% of all business units.

The contribution of MSMEs to GDP also reaches 60.5%, and to employment is 96.9% of the total national employment absorption.

Realizing the great potential of MSMEs that can drive the national economy, Indodax and Ayobantu held a CSR program entitled “Indodax’s Love for the Nation: Help Empower Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)”. As #BrandCare for UMKM, Indodax is committed to empowering the Indonesian people in the economic field, including MSME business people.

In this CSR program, Indodax is providing assistance in providing carts as infrastructure that supports the convenience of MSME players in continuing their business. As a fellow businessman, Indodax CEO Oscar Darmawan considers that CSR in the MSME field is very interesting.

“The MSME sector is an essential sector that needs to be given full attention and support. This MSME CSR program is like us helping people, not by giving fish but by providing fishing rods,” said Oscar Darmawan as CEO of Indodax.

“I believe this assistance will be sustainable and continue to produce for itself. My hope is that this assistance will have a big impact on them,” he said. “I also believe that informal sector industry players are economic heroes in Indonesia. By providing the opportunity to grow to be even better, so that they can be beneficial not only for themselves but also for the surrounding environment,” explained Oscar.

For your information, Indodax’s Love for the Country is community development (community development) in the economic field, which is limited in terms of resources and access to outsiders to create financial independence, both for individuals and families using entrepreneurial activities.

For its implementation, this CSR program will be run by Ayobantu, an online donation platform that has been Indodax’s CSR partner since 2020.

Assistance will be provided in the form of capital in the form of a sales cart which can be modified according to the needs of beneficiaries and business assistance.

The implementation of the assistance program will be carried out at the end of November 2022, targeting MSMEs in the Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi (Jabodetabek) areas. Two MSME actors who have received assistance from this program are Mrs. Waningsih (a nasi uduk trader in North Jakarta) and Abah Tahrir (a traveling coffee seller who usually sells at Setu Cikaret).

Regarding this collaboration, Ayobantu Founder and CEO Agnes Yuliavitriani said that his party would always uphold the trust given by every partner who works with Ayobantu, including Indodax.

Therefore, he hopes that this program can participate in helping MSME players in Indonesia to maintain their business existence, especially in 2023 which is expected to be full of challenges.

“Starting a business can be likened to a marathon, which consists of a long and winding process with various challenges facing it,” said Agnes. “On the one hand, business actors, especially small and micro businesses, will certainly be open and helped by the support provided so that their businesses can survive, especially in difficult times in the future,” he concluded.

Source: Media Indonesia

Lyfe has just launched new features called Lyfe Gold and Lyfe Silver. Both features use tokenization, to make trading in gold and silver to be more efficient, transparent, and cost-effective. Through integrating blockchain technology with the commodity market, Lyfe inspired to enables the deliverance of physical assets via a decentralized network system.

While trading gold has already become a common practice, people might not be aware that silver also has the same potential to be explored. One of the potential gains in trading silver is volatility that is higher than gold. Data shows in 2011, silver had reached its bullish cycle and pushed the metal up almost 500% from its initial price. Moreover, it also has far more usages for industrial purposes than gold, for example in the healthcare and electronics industries.

However, there is a common issue of investing or trading silver, which lies on storing method. Since it is cheaper than gold, people can buy more silver compared to gold. And as the price of 1kg of gold equals 65kg of silver, it will be a hassle to store up as it requires more storage space.

Therefore, to solve this problem, Lyfe gold and Lyfe silver are built on ERC20 technology. By utilizing blockchain, Lyfe can convert gold and silver into a token that can be securely traded and stored. Hence, users can buy and store gold and silver conveniently and safely, anywhere and anytime.

Lyfe gold and Lyfe Silver is available for purchase now on our official trading platform, Indodax.

Indodax collaborate with Ayobantu, a platform for crowdfunding and online donation, to held a fundraise relief program with a theme “Kenal Lebih Dekat” or translated as ”Get to Know Better” for artists whose livelihood are impacted heavily by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This fundraise relief program “Kenal Lebih Dekat” will be conducted every Friday from 16:00-18:00 WIB online, through live broadcast talk shows and music via Youtube Channel of Indodax and Ayobantu website. All the donations we get from these platforms will be distributed to designated artists in cash and supplies.

According to a survey conducted by the Indonesian Musicians Union Federation (FESMI) from 1,400 respondents in 22 provinces in Indonesia, 34.3 percent of musicians work at hotels and cafes, 12.9 percent work as professional musical accompaniment, up to 10.8 percent as teachers, record artists were at 7.1 percent, and digital content creators at 3 percent of all respondents. It shows that the majority of their income range is in IDR 100,000 to 10 million, which occupies 84,9 percent from the total correspondents.

In March 2020, the Indonesian Art Coalition stated that around 40 pre-planned concerts, tours, and music festivals need to be canceled or postponed due to the pandemic. These occurrences have brought massive losses for artists and people involved in art performances. Therefore, Ayobantu and Indodax organize this project to raise awareness and funds to support the livelihood of our Indonesian Artists.

Located in the prime location of Sudirman, Darmawan Capital introduced a new cozy Coworking space in the heart of Jakarta’s business district.

Accessible by foot, motorbike, bus, car and train, Darmawan Capital create this Coworking Space with an aim to provide an office that is much more than just a place to work in Sudirman. An ideal environment that is comfortable, convenient, and affordable in price, to enhance your productivity and creativity.

For more information, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Location:

Citylofts Sudirman

Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur No. 121

Central Jakarta City, Special Capital Region of Jakarta 10220

Service

• Virtual Office Address
• Coworking Space
• Meeting Room
• Call Forwarding

Benefit of Coworking Space

• 24 Hours Working Space
• The only coworking 24/7/365 in Jakarta
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• Prestigious Business Address
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• One Seat Allocation in Coworking Space
• Secretary Service
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• Building Domicile Letter
• Unlimited access to all Virtual Office System

Coworking Space

• Prestigious Business Address
• Mail handling & Parcel Reception
• Private Seat Reserved
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• Your Company Logo in the Office Table
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• Unlimited access to all Virtual Office System

Forwarding Call

• Dedicated Local Telephone Number
• Free Call Transfer in Indonesia

With the increasing number of digital users, online buyers and businesses are under a constant threat of fraudsters, who want to take advantage of the anonymity of the internet to make a profit. With the emergence of various modes of online fraud, from e-commerce, to Whatsapp messages and fake referral codes, challenges everyone to know how to deal and report this fraudulent act to avoid losses.

To solve this problem, Kredibel helps Indonesians to shop online safely. By collecting verified data based on real complaints from users, Kredibel identify suspicious phone numbers or bank accounts and warn people not to make transactions with, avoiding losses from the same fraudsters.

With three features, Kredibel helps businesses minimize online fraud:

1. Fraud Detection System to monitor your real-time transactions. Reject potentially fraudulent transactions, review suspicious transactions, and accept legitimate transactions.
2. Know Your Customer, a feature to ease the process of customer onboarding and increase purchase conversions.
3. Customer Due Diligence, a feature to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing.

Together we fight against fake online transactions,
Report any suspicious or fraudulent act to Kredibel.co.id

Jangjo, a waste management platform with a circular economy concept, has just received a seed investment from Darmawan Capital. Through this funding, Jangjo hopes to upgrade the process of waste management and invite stakeholders to collaborate, both for economic benefit and to have a positive impact on the environment.

Co-founder & CEO Jangjo, Nyoman Kwanhok stated, “The main problem with waste management in Indonesia is because of the unintegrated stakeholders into the ecosystem. Therefore, Jangjo wants to present a technology that can connect stakeholders, so this problem can be solved effectively.”

Stakeholders mentioned here are waste producers (people), waste carriers (operators), temporary waste shelters (hub), and waste coordinators (industry).

Jangjo’s main service is giving a thorough education on sorting and transporting sorted waste for the Jakarta area. Residents who have been educated on waste sorting can use Jangjo services to pick up sorted waste to be recycled by waste coordinators later on.

Jangjo’s Co-Founder & Commissioner, Joe Hansen, currently said Jangjo can distribute 55 kinds of products for recycling, including styrofoam, glassware, and used cooking oil. Residents will also get various prizes for each process of taking this sorted waste, from e-wallet balances to new cooking oil.

Using this investment fund, Jangjo hopes to increase its recycling process by 20 times. Ultimately, able to create a circular economy ecosystem through the Jangjo platform. “Investment that Jangjo got, proves that the waste sector is starting to attract investors, both from an environmental and economic perspective,” said Joe.

Farmaku officially opened its third offline store on Friday, March 11, 2022, to help the public have an accessible health product during the pandemic. This pharmacy is located on Jl. Bintaro Raya, No: 3A, Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta.

Pharmacy Farmaku Bintaro Raya Ready to Serve the Community

Apotek Farmaku Bintaro Raya is the third pharmacy owned by Farmaku after Selaras Farma pharmacy in Tomang and Apotek Farmaku Asem Baris in Tebet.

Compared to the two previous pharmacies, Apotek Farmaku Bintaro Raya provides clinical facilities for customers who want to consult a doctor. In addition, there are also special facilities for consumers who make purchases using the online delivery application or shop through Farmaku.com.

According to Farmaku CEO, Iswandi Simardjo, the opening of Apotek Farmaku Bintaro aims to make it easier for the surrounding community to get quality, trusted, and affordable healthcare and pharmaceutical products.

“With the presence of Apotek Farmaku in Bintaro, hopefully, it can be useful to improve the health level of the surrounding community,” said Iswandi Simardjo.

He emphasizes that during the pandemic situation, pharmacies must play an active role in preventing the spread of the Coronavirus. Especially in regards to the distribution of drugs to the public. Iswandi emphasized that basically, the sole purpose of establishing this pharmacy was to serve the community.

A Pharmacy with the Concept of Modern Drugstore

Farmaku, under PT Solusi Sarana Sehat, has been serving the Indonesian people since 2017, both with online services through the Farmaku.com website and various marketplaces.

Farmaku.com is the most complete e-commerce site that sells pharmaceutical, beauty, and other health-related products. Farmaku.com strives to give the best service for the community, by preparing a wide selection of products with the best price and fast delivery.

Just like Farmaku.com, Farmaku Pharmacy also supplies health products and beauty products. Farmaku uses the concept of modern drugstore which has not been widely applied by other pharmacies.

Farmaku allows consumers to buy products online or offline and deliver the goods directly, using a seamless and integrated O2O (online-to-offline) concept. In addition, Farmaku also provides consultations with telemedicine doctors through a special device that is provided.

In welcoming this year’s Eid al Fitr, Tokenomy wants to share Ramadan blessing to its loyal members prizes that worths millions of rupiah, through an event called “Earn Rezeki Ramadan“. To win these irresistible prizes, here are the terms and conditions:

EVENT PERIOD
Start: 25 March 2022
End: 4 May 2022

GRAND PRIZE
Macbook Air M1

LUCKY DRAW PRIZES
1 Samsung Smart TV 43 Inch
1 Roadbike 700C FRC38
1 Xiaomi Poco M3

GENERAL RULES

1. This event will start on 25 March 2022 and end 4 May 2022.
2. This event is valid for all assets listed under Fixed Deposit and Dual Currency Deposit products.
3. The member with the most number of points will win the grand prize.
4. No fee is chargeable to join EARN Millions of Rupiah in “Rezeki Ramadan”.
5. Eligible participants must be Indonesian Tokenomy members with a valid Indonesia Residence Number (NIK).
6. Winners will be announced on 10 May 2022, at 19:00 Western Indonesian Time (UTC+7) LIVE on Tokenomy’s YouTube channel.
7. Winners will be confirmed by the Tokenomy team via Video Call.
8. The winners will be required to send a picture of their ID and a picture of themselves holding their ID that was used to register their verified Tokenomy accounts.
9. Each NIK (Indonesia Residence Number) is only entitled to win 1 prize. If the same NIK wins another prize, we will re-draw the winner.
10. All prizes will be distributed by 27 May 2022. Prizes are not cash exchangeable, and cannot be transferred to other parties.
11. If the winners do not submit the required documents by the date stated above, their prize will be forfeited.
12. Taxes and any fees incurred from the prize distribution will be incurred by the winners. Prizes are self-collected for winners residing in Jakarta.
13. Tokenomy reserves the right to change the prizes based on availability.
14. Any decision made by the Tokenomy team is final and cannot be contested.

PARTICIPATION RULES

Fixed Deposit

1. For every subscription with a minimum value of 1 million rupiah or equivalent and a minimum subscription period of 90 days, each member will earn 1 point (e.g. 1 million rupiah subscription (90 days) = 1 point).
2. The points will be rounded down. For example: 2,5 million rupiah subscription (90 days) = 2 points.
3. Bonus points will be given for subscriptions above 90 days, as per below:
   1. 180 days = +2X
   2. 270 days = +3X
   3. 360 days = +4X
4. Example: 1 million rupiah subscription for 180 days, user will get 2 points. (1 regular point + 1 bonus point).
5. Any cheating attempt will disqualify you from the event.

Dual Currency Deposit

1. Members will get 1 point for every transaction of 1 million rupiah with a minimum volume equivalent to 15 million rupiah, without a minimum tenor.
2. Points are only awarded for transactions made on BTC pairs. (BTC/USDT, USDT/BTC, BTC/IDK, IDK/BTC)
3. Before the transaction volume reaches 15 million rupiah, there will be a “bar” to show the progress of the transaction volume.
4. If the transaction volume reaches more than 15 million rupiah, the user will get 1 point for every 1 million rupiah transaction.
5. Any cheating attempt will disqualify you from the event.

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In welcoming the holy month of Ramadan, Ayobantu collaborates with Rumah Zakat to share with the elderly and poor people through a program called ‘Alms for Dhuafa Families’ (Sedekah Bingkisan Keluarga Dhuafa).

As stated in the Qur’an Surah Al-Fajr that:
“Absolutely not! You don’t even glorify orphans and you don’t invite each other to feed the poor while you eat inheritance by mixing (lawful and unlawful) and you love excessive wealth” (Q.S Al-Fajr (89) verses 17-20).

Mak Nonoh’s Story

One of the stories of elderly family fighters, whose families are classified as underprivileged (Dhuafa) comes from Mak Nonoh, she is a 77-year-old widow who works as a scavenger in the Cikutra area, Bandung. In his old age, Mak Nonoh had to work to  support her 4 orphaned grandchildren.

Mak Nonoh’s daughter used to work as a housemaid to support the needs of Mak Nonoh’s 4 grandchildren, but since the pandemic, she has not worked anymore. Currently, she is working on several odd jobs, so their income has decreased drastically. To live, everyday they try to eat as little as possible, and sometimes they need rely on food that is given by their neighbours.

Mak Nonoh and her 4 grandchildren have to live in a narrow house of 28 square meters, where is no toilet inside the house. Mak Nonoh and her family have to use public toilets and manually draw water. Not only that, the difficult life of Mak Nonoh and her grandson has caused some of her grandchildren forced to drop out from school.

Mbah Darmi’s Story

“Even though I am tired and it is dangerous, I still need to go to the fields to work. I am the breadwinner for the family because my husband has not worked for a long time since he is old and has no energy,” said Darmi, 64 years old.
Every day, Darmi travels 30 minutes by foot to go to the rice fields. To reach the destination, she had to cross the river with a narrow path. Even so, she still left because she needed to earn money to survive.
Mbah Darmi continues to pray that her children will be successful and admits that she wants to enjoy her old age by not working hard. “Hopefully my children can be successful, so I don’t have to work anymore, and they can help me,” she hoped.

Can you imagine…? At the age of Mak Nonoh and Mbah Darmi, they still need to struggle to support her family? Of course, Mak Nonoh and Mbah Darmi aren’t the only one, out there there are thousands of elderly people who are family fighters struggled to feed their family daily.

To help them, therefore, Rumah Zakat invites all friends to lend a helping hand and give a little happiness to Mak Nonoh, Mbah Darmi, and other elderly people in need through the program Ramadan of Ayobantu Alms for Dhuafa Families (Sedekah Bingkisan Keluarga Dhuafa).