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PRIMA (Indonesia)

Indonesian interbank networks

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PRIMA
PT Rintis Sejahtera

Operating area	Indonesia Singapore
Members	30
ATMs	63,664
Founded	2005
Owner	Salim Group
Website	www.jaringanprima.co.id

PRIMA is one of the interbank networks operating in Indonesia and Singapore. It is owned by PT Rintis Sejahtera, a satellite communication service provider that transmits digital information within the region and around the world.^[1] Before the creation of ATM PRIMA, this network was known as ATM BCA network that worked as the ATM network for Bank Central Asia.

Services[edit]

• PRIMAMESH
• PRIMALINK
• PRIMASTAR
• PRIMANET
• EFT SWITCHING, the Interbank network
• BROADBAND

Members[edit]

• Bank Central Asia^[2][3]
• Bank Muamalat^[2]
• Bank Jabar Banten (bjb)^[2][4]
• Bank Mayapada^[2]
• Bank Ekonomi^[2]
• Bank Mega^[2]
• The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Ltd. Jakarta Branch^[2]
• Bank Bukopin^[2]
• Bank Rakyat Indonesia^[2]
• Bank Sumsel^[2]
• Bank Permata^[2]
• Bank Bumi Arta^[2]
• Royal Bank of Scotland Indonesia, before ABN AMRO^[2]
• Bank Nusantara Parahyangan^[2]
• Bank Jasa Jakarta^[2]
• Bank BPD Jateng^[2]
• Bank OCBC NISP^[2]
• Bank BCA Syariah^[2]
• Bank BPD Kaltim^[5]
• Bank Victoria International^[2]
• Bank Pundi Indonesia^[2]
• Bank Maspion^[2]
• Bank Negara Indonesia
• Rabobank Indonesia^[2]
• Commonwealth Bank Indonesia^[6]
• Bank Mandiri Syariah^[7]
• Bank Mega Syariah^[8]
• Bank Mandiri^[9]
• CIMB Niaga^[10]
• Bank Mutiara^[11]
• UOB Indonesia^[2]
• Bank KEB Hana Indonesia^[12]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website
• PT Rintis Sejahtera website