Two weeks ago, the social media users were shocked by the testimony of an anonymous account which revealed that their relative had committed suicide because they were unable to pay the loan bill on the P2P lending platform, PT Pembiayaan Digital Indonesia (AdaKami). The public forced the parties involved to explain themselves. AdaKami unfortunately did not give a good response because it provided criminal threats to those who conveyed the story, but regardless of what happened after the story was published, we are not surprised. For a long time, P2P lending platforms have been operating by exploiting loopholes in regulations made by the Financial Services Authority (OJK). In the end, users must be burdened with maximum loan interest and once again without supervision from the OJK. Years later, we have to wait for a casualty to see the KPPU enter the picture. KPPU mentions indications of cartel-like practices.
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