ZIGRAM partners with Q2 Technologies to expand in Indonesia
ZIGRAM announced a strategic partnership with Q2 Technologies on Aug. 25, 2026, to widen its Southeast Asia reach through Indonesia. The deal gives Indonesian financial institutions access to ZIGRAM’s AML and financial crime compliance tools backed by local support.
Why it matters: - Indonesia is a growing focus for anti-money laundering and fraud controls as scam losses and reporting volume rise. - The partnership gives ZIGRAM a local route into one of Southeast Asia’s key financial markets. - Indonesian banks, insurers and fintechs gain access to a more integrated compliance stack with in-market support.
What happened: - ZIGRAM announced a strategic partnership with Q2 Technologies on Aug. 25, 2026. - Q2 Technologies will act as ZIGRAM’s Authorized Partner in Indonesia. - The agreement is designed to support the full client lifecycle for financial institutions in Indonesia. - The partnership expands ZIGRAM’s Southeast Asia presence, with Indonesia as a core market in its regional growth plan.
The details: - ZIGRAM will pair its integrated RegTech stack, data and intelligence capabilities with Q2 Technologies’ local market expertise, delivery capacity and established presence in Indonesia. - Indonesian financial institutions will gain access to ZIGRAM’s Complete AML System. - The system covers customer and name screening, transaction monitoring, entity risk assessment and broader financial crime compliance. - ZIGRAM said its offering is intended to help institutions manage compliance with greater confidence and efficiency. - Q2 Technologies said the partnership brings an integrated solution aligned with the realities of the Indonesian market. - The partnership aims to connect technology, data and expertise in one ecosystem. - Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority, OJK, said the Indonesia Anti-Scam Centre received 608,167 reports as of June 30, 2026, after launching in November 2024. - OJK said 1,085,607 accounts had been reported. - OJK said 557,751 accounts had been blocked. - OJK said IDR 674.1 billion in victims’ funds had been secured.
Between the lines: - The deal reflects how RegTech vendors are leaning on local partners to speed market access in Southeast Asia. - The pricing and lifecycle language suggests ZIGRAM and Q2 Technologies are targeting institutions that want broader compliance coverage without building multiple point solutions. - Indonesia’s scam environment makes fraud monitoring a practical sales pitch, not just a regulatory one.
What’s next: - ZIGRAM and Q2 Technologies will roll out the partnership to Indonesian financial institutions. - The companies are positioning the deal to support banks, insurance companies, fintechs and other regulated firms as compliance requirements evolve. - ZIGRAM will look to deepen its presence in Indonesia as part of its broader Southeast Asia expansion. - Q2 Technologies will continue using its local presence to support implementation and client delivery.
The bottom line: - ZIGRAM is using a local partner strategy to turn regional growth plans into an operational foothold in Indonesia.
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