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BNI and JCB International corporate card.

JCB, BNI launch corporate card for Japanese corporations in Indonesia

This is JCB’s first corporate card product in Indonesia.

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BNI) and PT JCB International Indonesia have launched the BNI JCB corporate card in Indonesia.

The credit card aims to support the financial needs of Japanese corporations operating in Indonesia, particularly their business operations and collaborations with local partners.

This is JCB’s first corporate card product in Indonesia.

The card’s design is inspired by the Tokyo cityscape.

“[We] aim to support the diverse business needs of Japanese companies and their local partners in the market. It also underscores our commitment to serving as a bridge between Japanese and Indonesian businesses, fostering stronger partnerships and enabling mutual growth through our financial services,” said Masaki Yokawa, president & CEO, JCB International.

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