Sarawak’s Serikin becomes Malaysia’s first cashless border market

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KUCHING, May 19 — Serikin, a quaint border settlement located about 50 kilometres from the city centre here has become the country’s first cashless border market via...

Serikin, a quaint border settlement located about 50 kilometres from the city centre here has become the country’s first cashless border market via Merchantrade Asia Sdn Bhd’s digital financial services. — Picture by Hari AnggaraKUCHING, May 19 — Serikin, a quaint border settlement located about 50 kilometres from the city centre here has become the country’s first cashless border market via Merchantrade Asia Sdn Bhd’s digital financial services.

Nestled along the Indonesia-Malaysia border, the weekend market is a bustling trading ground offering a vast array of Indonesian handicrafts, textiles, batiks, toys, carpets and more; its vibrancy has attracted traders from Kalimantan and tourists from around the world.

“The digital ecosystem we’ve developed with our innovative Merchantrade Money DuitNow QR solution has facilitated safer, more convenient payments for both merchants and customers. Additionally, merchants can convert their Malaysian ringgit funds into Indonesian rupiah using Merchantrade Money’s in-app multi-currency conversion feature when they return to Indonesia.

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