Jakarta, Indonesia – November 8, 2024 – Brankas is excited to announce that its Brankas Disburse API is now fully operational and live with Bank Central Asia (BCA), marking a significant milestone in the evolution of instant, secure financial disbursements. This complete, ready-to-use integration allows businesses to perform bulk disbursements—such as loans, salaries, payouts, and insurance premiums—directly from their BCA corporate accounts, without the need for pre-funding or top-ups.
With the BCA integration, Brankas Disburse API provides businesses with a robust, real-time disbursement solution, offering greater flexibility to streamline financial operations. Additionally, the sender name on transactions reflects the account owner’s name rather than an aggregator, enhancing transparency and trust. As one of the few options in the market offering real-time settlement, it ensures funds are transferred instantly and securely, mitigating risks associated with traditional escrow or delayed disbursements.
In addition to the successful BCA integration, Brankas is proud to announce that it has achieved Payment Service Provider (PJP3) compliance, further solidifying its commitment to the highest industry standards and regulatory requirements. This PJP3 certification from Bank Indonesia enables Brankas to continue offering innovative financial services that are both compliant and secure for businesses operating in Indonesia.
Looking ahead, Brankas plans to expand its network of fully operational bank integrations, bringing even more flexibility and efficiency to businesses across Indonesia in the near future.
For more information on how Brankas Disburse can simplify your payment operations, please visit Brankas Disburse.
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