Jakarta is home to seven unicorn startups, with a concentration in the financial technology sector. This highlights the city's development as a key fintech center in the region.

The group is led by the online travel company Traveloka, with a valuation of $3 billion. The list also features companies from other industries, such as the coffee chain Kopi Kenangan, valued at $1 billion.

Below is the full list of 7 Jakarta unicorn startups at this time.

Top 7 Most Valuable Jakarta Unicorns

Traveloka has built Southeast Asia’s leading travel superapp, simplifying how millions of users plan and book their trips. Their platform brings together flights, accommodations, and local lifestyle activities into a single, integrated experience.

Valuation$3B (Joined January 2017)
Year Founded2012
FoundersAlbert Zhang, Derianto Kusuma, Ferry Unardi
Funding Amount$1.5B
Company SizeMajor Organization (1,001-5,000)
Last Funding StatusCorporate Round
Top InvestorsGlobal Founders Capital, BlackRock, Hillhouse Investment, Sequoia Capital, Allianz Global Investors

Akulaku Group runs a digital banking and finance platform focused on making credit more accessible in Southeast Asia. They provide a range of services, including virtual credit cards, personal loans, and wealth management products.

Valuation$2B
Year Founded2016
FoundersGordon Hu, William LI
Funding Amount$748.1M
Company SizeMajor Organization (1,001-5,000)
Last Funding StatusVenture Round
Top InvestorsQiming Venture Partners, Legend Capital, IDG Capital, HSBC, Peak XV Partners

DANA created a digital wallet that serves as an all-in-one payment platform for users across Indonesia. Through their app, users can manage daily transactions, pay bills, and access a range of other financial services.

Valuation$1.13B (Joined August 2022)
Year Founded2017
FoundersVincent Henry Iswaratioso
Funding Amount$554.5M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries A
Top InvestorsLazada Group, Living Lab Ventures, Endeavor Indonesia

Xendit provides end-to-end digital payment solutions for businesses in Southeast Asia, from small startups to large enterprises. Their platform allows companies to accept payments, send payouts, and manage finances through a simple set of APIs.

Valuation$1B (Joined September 2021)
Year Founded2014
FoundersBo Chen, Moses Lo, Tessa Wijaya
Funding Amount$534.7M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries D
Top InvestorsCoatue, Y Combinator, Accel, Insight Partners, Kleiner Perkins

Ajaib operates an online brokerage that allows Indonesians to buy and sell stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. Their platform is designed to make investing more accessible for the country's new generation of investors.

Valuation$1B (Joined October 2021)
Year Founded2019
FoundersAnderson Sumarli, Yada Piyajomkwan
Funding Amount$246.3M
Company SizeLarge Team (251-1,000)
Last Funding StatusSeries B
Top InvestorsRibbit Capital, Y Combinator, IVP, Alpha JWC Ventures, ICONIQ Growth

Kopi Kenangan operates Indonesia's fastest-growing coffee chain, focusing on a tech-enabled "grab & go" model. Customers use their mobile app to order ahead for quick and convenient pickup from their many physical locations.

Valuation$1B (Joined December 2021)
Year Founded2017
FoundersEdward Tirtanata, James Prananto
Funding Amount$333M
Company SizeEnterprise Organization (5,001+)
Last Funding StatusSeries C
Top InvestorsAlpha JWC Ventures, Peak XV Partners, Alpha Wave Global, B Capital, Serena Ventures

JD.ID developed a comprehensive e-commerce platform catering to the Indonesian market. They are known for offering a wide range of authentic products at competitive prices, emphasizing a reliable and secure shopping experience for their customers.

Valuation$1B
Year Founded2015
Founders—
Funding Amount—
Company SizeMajor Organization (1,001-5,000)
Last Funding StatusCorporate Round
Top InvestorsGojek