Telkomsel Holds Tinc Batch 9 Accelerator, Looking for AI to Fintech Startups to Inject Funds

AppWorks Chairman & Partner Jamie Lin said, AppWorks has supported the future of hundreds of startups in the last decade.

“Our accelerator program connects innovators and companies to drive mutually beneficial growth,” said Lin.

Lin added that AppWorks' activities in Indonesia started in 2018. Since then it has developed into a community for startup founders and investors.

He also said that through collaboration with Telkomsel, AppWorks could empower more startups.

In this 9th Batch program, Indonesian technology startups can register. Startups that are focused on being able to partner with Telkomsel are those operating in the fields of consumer solutions, data (artificial intelligence, data analytics, and cyber security), software as a service (Saas) or enterprise, B2B services, and fintech.

Later, participating startups will get access to the Telkomsel and AppWorks digital ecosystem. That way, this startup can get the opportunity to develop its business.