Simplifa.AI and BPRS HIK Parahyangan Enter Strategic Partnership to Advance AI-Powered Credit Evaluation
30 June 2025, Jakarta — Simplifa.AI and BPRS HIK Parahyangan formally inked a strategic collaboration agreement in Bandung on September 25, 2024, which was a significant turning point in the adoption of AI technology in the Islamic banking industry. Gema Buana Putra, CEO of Simplifa.AI, and the BPRS HIK Parahyangan executive team were present at the signing.
In order to improve its credit evaluation procedure, BPRS HIK Parahyangan adopted Simplifa.AI's platform through this partnership. By automating the study of financial documents, producing real-time credit risk scoring, and detecting transaction patterns to detect possible fraud, the integration makes it possible to evaluate loan applications more quickly and accurately.
This initiative reflects both institutions' commitment to digital transformation in financial services.BPRS HIK Parahyangan hopes to increase operational effectiveness, fortify risk mitigation, and provide a more responsive customer experience by implementing AI-driven technologies.
The partnership also signals Simplifa.AI’s growing role in expanding contribution to Indonesian BPR Syariah institutions by providing scalable solutions that meet the demands of contemporary Islamic banking.
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Simplifa.AI is an artificial intelligence platform that assists businesses in examining financial records and bank transactions in order to expedite the verification process and facilitate precise, automated credit decision-making.
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