QLola by BRI Increasingly Popular Among Corporations, User Count Reaches 258 Thousand Clients
QLola by BRI recorded 41 percent user growth to 258 thousand clients as of June 2025. Transaction volume through this corporate digital platform reached Rp5,970 trillion.
UPDATEYUK - Digital transformation in the banking sector is increasingly driving companies to switch to integrated platform-based financial services. This trend is reflected in the continuous growth of QLola by BRI users since its first launch in 2022.
The Integrated Corporate Solution platform owned by PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk is now used by more than 258 thousand corporate clients. This number grew by 41.09 percent year on year (YoY), driven by the addition of more than 75 thousand new users by June 2025.
This user growth indicates the increasing need of the business world for digital banking services that can integrate various transaction and financial management needs into one platform.
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QLola: Corporate Transaction Activity Continues to Increase
Along with the increasing number of users, transaction activity conducted through QLola has also experienced a significant increase.
As of June 2025, the transaction volume recorded through the platform reached Rp5,970 trillion, a growth of 36.8 percent compared to the same period last year.
Meanwhile, the number of transactions processed reached 438 million transactions. This figure increased by approximately 19 percent compared to the same period last year, which recorded 356 million transactions.
This increase reflects the growing trust of business actors in digital services to support daily business operations.
Qlola Reaches Various Industrial Sectors
Currently, QLola by BRI is utilized by various industrial sectors, ranging from agriculture, mining, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), telecommunications, to digital economy sectors such as e-commerce and fintech.
The various features available allow companies to manage their finances more efficiently, including transaction monitoring through real-time reports and access to account statements that can be downloaded at any time.
This convenience is one of the factors driving the increased adoption of the platform among business actors.
Through QLola, BRI Strengthens Corporate Digital Transformation
Director of Corporate Banking at BRI, Riko Tasmaya, said that QLola's growth is part of the company's transformation strategy to strengthen digital-based corporate banking services.
"QLola by BRI continues to prove its role as an end-to-end solution for corporate financial management. Moving forward, BRI will continue to accelerate innovation and expand service reach," said Riko.
In addition to recording transaction and user growth, activities through QLola also contributed to the collection of Third-Party Funds (DPK) amounting to Rp241 trillion and generated Fee Based Income (FBI) of Rp167.1 billion.
These achievements indicate the increasingly important role of digital platforms in supporting banking business growth while meeting the evolving needs of corporations in the digital era.
