Indonesian Startup McEasy Secures Funding to Accelerate Regional Expansion

RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta – Indonesian tech startup McEasy has secured USD 9 million in Series B funding to accelerate technology development and expand its business into Southeast Asia. Creative Economy Minister Teuku Riefky Harsya said the achievement reflects the ability of local tech companies to transform industry needs into value‑added products.

“Indonesia has the talent, market, and industrial needs that can serve as a growth space for technological innovation, as demonstrated by McEasy,” Minister Riefky said in a written statement in Jakarta, as quoted on the Ministry’s official website on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

He noted that the challenge for Indonesian tech companies is no longer limited to creating innovations, but ensuring that products can be commercialized and compete in the global market. The government, he said, will encourage startups to strengthen the entire process from product development to market expansion.

Founded in 2017, McEasy is now used by around 2,000 companies and records approximately 350 million kilometers of vehicle travel each month. The company develops digital solutions for the mobility, transportation, and logistics sectors.

Integra Partners, a Singapore-based venture capital firm, led the Series B funding, with additional growth debt financing from InnoVen Capital. Previously, McEasy received seed and Series A funding from East Ventures and Granite Asia.

“This achievement shows that Indonesian technology companies have the capacity to build products that meet industry needs while earning the trust of the market and investors,” Minister Riefky said. He added that such experience forms an important foundation for bringing Indonesian innovation to the regional market.

The Ministry is committed to serving as a facilitator for startups in product development and commercialization. “We want to ensure that innovations originating from Indonesia do not stop at the prototype stage,” Minister Riefky said.

McEasy Co‑Founder and CEO Raymond Sutjiono said the new funding will accelerate the development of analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

“This funding allows us to move beyond simply recording data to being able to predict. Transforming nine years of vehicle data into an AI model that helps fleet operators know what will happen next, not just what has already happened,” Raymond said. ***