Overview
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Amar Bank is a digital-first bank in Indonesia focused on financial inclusion for the unbanked and underbanked, offering digital lending, mobile banking, and embedded finance. Its Tunaiku platform uses big data and predictive analytics to process unsecured personal loans, often within 24 hours, for individuals and MSMEs. The bank launched Senyumku, a cloud-based, mobile-only app built with Google that uses AI to help customers manage money and build savings, and it provides an embedded banking SDK for partners to offer payments and loans. Originating as PT Anglomas International Bank and later rebranded after a 2014 acquisition by the Tolaram Group, Amar Bank aims to expand access to affordable financial services through technology, partnerships, and a stock-market-backed growth path.
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What believers are saying
- 2025 net profit rose 16.1% to Rp249.6 billion, a record for Amar.
- Q1 2026 credit grew 30.62% to Rp4.16 trillion, driving assets to Rp6.93 trillion.
- Amar's net NPL improved to 0.86% in Q1 2026 from 1.48%.
What critics are saying
- OJK data showed Amar's gross NPL at 8.14% in March 2026.
- Tunaiku's unsecured MSME loans depend on underwriting discipline; credit slippage hits earnings fast.
- Loan-to-deposit ratios above 100% force wholesale funding dependence; any market freeze strains survival.
What makes Amar Bank unique
- Tunaiku has disbursed over Rp19 trillion since 2014, funding Indonesia's underserved borrowers.
- Embedded banking inside MRT Jakarta and JULO extends Amar into partner ecosystems.
- SBI Holdings bought 5.63% in October 2025, validating Amar's digital-banking model.
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