Gojek and Grab: the rise of the south-east Asian super app | FT

They started out as Uber copycats but Grab and Gojek have transformed everyday life for Indonesians with their payment technology. Mercedes Ruehl looks at how the two multi-billion dollar companies have moved from ride-hailing into banking. Read more at on.ft.com/2YKqZ6U
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Gojek is not only in Indonesia but almost all over Southeast Asia such as Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore. and who are in the process of acceptance in the Philippines

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