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Hello DOKU Merchants
Increase Sales and Make Customers Satisfied!
Improve your online business performance with business financing service provided by KoinBisnis. Apply now ‘cause tomorrow will never die!
Overview of Loans at KoinWorks
Loan Amount
10 million - 2 billion
Loan Interest
0,75 - 1,67 % / month
Loan Duration
6 - 24 month
Why KoinBisnis?
Business loan provided by KoinBisnis can save everyone’s time, especially you, the DOKU Merchant! KoinBisnis requires no collateral and the registration process is fully online. KoinBisnis provides low cost loan with fast process financial service, easy and effective. Now, expanding your business is not just a dream anymore!
KoinBisnis Loan Application Process
Apply for Loan Online
Apply for loan online on KoinBisnis, select DOKU as the partner on the application form.
Pre-Approval
We will notify you about how much the amount of your loan and the interest rate would be.
Upload Legal Documents
Upload all the required legal documents upon registering.
Funding Process
Registered investors on KoinWorks will then help fund your loan.
Loan Disbursement
Once the loan is fully funded, your loan will be disbursed into the bank account which you set before.
KoinBisnis Financing Terms
- 1
- Indonesian Citizen
- 2
- Individual 21 y.o dan have KTP, or CV and PT
- 3
- Registered as a Merchant on DOKU
- 4
- Have been selling for at least 6 months
Required documents for KoinBisnis financing
Individuals
- KTP
- Family Registration
- Financial Reports (2 years)
- Banks Statement (3 months)
Organizations
All individuals documents and :
- Notary Act Register to Minister of Justice (SK Menkeu)
- Deed of Establishment
- Deed of Amendment
- Company Taxpayer Registration Number (NPWP)
- Company Management Taxpayer Registration Number (NPWP)*
- Company Certificate
- Trade Business License (SIUP)
- Company Registration Certificate (TDP)
- Patent*
(*) If any
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- Every Lender is fully responsible for all credit risks of late or default payments. No national entity or authority is responsible for any such risks.
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