Indonesia: BI criticized for burdening consumers with e-money top-up costs
The Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) has criticized Bank Indonesia for its plan to issue a regulation requiring consumers to shoulder the top-up costs for e-money. The YLKI believes the regulation will hinder the development of a cashless society. YLKI chairman Tulus Abadi said over the weekend that the emergence of non-cash transactions was a good […]
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