In just six years since start-ups in the agritech field have attracted attention, now all these efforts are slowly fading away. Initially, the aspirations of most of the founders were similar, namely breaking the distribution chain from farmers to buyers and strengthening the position of farmers. TaniHub is the one that stands out the most. With confidence, the company created TaniFund, a peer-to-peer lending platform. However, since last year, rumors that TaniHub went bankrupt began to emerge as the founders left. Towards the end of the year, the company finally had to face a PKPU lawsuit. The process is ongoing and meanwhile, the TaniFund license has just been suspended by the Financial Services Authority (OJK). On top of all that, lenders had reported the issue to the POLRI Criminal Investigation Unit (Bareskrim). What a mess.To subscribe please click here
