Visa has entered a partnership with financial technology firm Skorcard to increase the availability of digital credit card across Indonesia.

The agreement, signed in Jakarta on 11 March 2026, seeks to integrate Visa’s established payment infrastructure with Skorcard’s technology platform.

The collaboration is designed to broaden access to formal credit facilities and support Indonesia’s developing digital payment sector.

Executives from both companies, including Skorcard Founder Ongki Kurniawan and Visa Indonesia Country Manager Vira Widiyasari, formalised the agreement at Visa’s local headquarters.

Kurniawan noted that the partnership aligns with their operational goals.

“We see a strong alignment of vision and commitment between Skorcard and Visa in driving wider access to credit and payment systems in Indonesia,” he stated.

He further explained that the initiative fits into their long-term strategy to improve financial literacy and expand formal credit access.

The partnership involves the introduction of a new Skorcard Visa card.

Widiyasari indicated that the move corresponds with Visa’s aim to widen digital payment access and support a sustainable credit environment.

She added that the collaboration aims to provide consumers with additional options for managing their finances.

Moving forward, the two entities plan to explore further initiatives aimed at developing digital financial services and supporting national financial inclusion in Indonesia.

Featured image by Skorcard.