Indonesia revenue expected to double year-on-year in FY26 as SEON expands customer base and platform adoption
AUSTIN, Texas / SINGAPORE, April 22, 2026 — SEON, the AI Command Center for Fraud Prevention and AML Compliance, today announced continued momentum in Indonesia, one of its fastest-growing markets in Asia-Pacific.
SEON has expanded its customer base in Indonesia over the past year, growing adoption across digital banking, lending and payments, with its platform supporting financial institutions’ compliance with OJK requirements. Indonesia revenue is on track to double year-on-year in FY26, driven by increased usage of its fraud and AML platform and rising demand as regulatory requirements tighten.
SEON’s Fraud and AML Command Center gives financial institutions a single platform to detect, investigate and act on risk. Teams can build and tune their own rules, adapt quickly as new threats emerge and manage fraud and compliance workflows, all without depending on development cycles. The company has also established local data infrastructure in Indonesia, enabling in-country data processing aligned with Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) requirements and supporting real-time decisioning for financial institutions operating in the market.
“Indonesia is one of the most dynamic fintech markets in the world. Fraud is becoming more sophisticated and expectations are rising across the board. We’ve established a strong local presence – with infrastructure, a growing partner network and customers operating at scale – and we’re supporting institutions as they invest in more advanced risk and compliance systems.”
Troy Nyi Nyi, Senior Vice President and GM, SEON
Supporting Critical Fraud Prevention Efforts Across Indonesia’s Digital Finance Ecosystem
Indonesia’s digital financial services ecosystem continues to scale rapidly as the country’s digital economy is projected to approach US$120 billion in 2026. But fraud and scam risks are growing as quickly. Bank Indonesia reported 4.67 billion digital payment transactions in February 2026 alone, up 40.35% year-on-year. As of 31 January 2026, Indonesia’s financial regulator, OJK, reported that its Anti-Scam Centre had received 448,442 reports and blocked 415,385 accounts, underscoring the need for stronger fraud prevention and risk controls across the financial sector.
By working with key industry partners in Indonesia, SEON has helped multiple local organizations strengthen their fraud prevention and risk management capabilities, from more coordinated attack tactics to rising scam volumes and tightening regulatory expectations.
Bringing Together Industry Leaders to Advance Fraud and AML Innovations
As part of its continued focus on Indonesia, SEON will bring its RiskTech Connect to Jakarta on 28 April. Titled “AI-Powered Fraud Defenses,” the event will explore how AI can help institutions strengthen onboarding, transaction monitoring and case management. It convenes senior leaders across risk, fraud, AML, payments and digital transformation.
This ecosystem-based approach is also reflected in SEON’s broader regional growth strategy, as it continues to expand its partner network across APAC. By working with local implementation and compliance partners, SEON supports financial institutions navigating Indonesia’s regulatory landscape.
SEON’s APAC operations are headquartered in Singapore, as it supports clients across Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asian market.
About SEON
SEON is the command center for real-time fraud prevention and AML compliance, helping thousands of companies worldwide stop fraud, reduce risk and protect revenue. Powered by 900+ real-time, first-party data signals, SEON enriches customer profiles, flags suspicious behavior and streamlines compliance workflows. With integrated fraud and AML capabilities, SEON operates globally from Austin, London, Budapest, Jakarta and Singapore.
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