Hijra

Hijra is an Indonesian Islamic financial technology group building digital financial services around Sharia principles, with roots in SME financing and an expanding banking offering.

The business began as ALAMI, a Sharia-compliant peer-to-peer lending platform, before broadening its model through the acquisition and digital transformation of BPRS Cempaka Al-Amin into Hijra Bank in 2021. The group was subsequently rebranded as Hijra to reflect a wider financial ecosystem rather than a single lending product. The platform has financed more than US$500 million across thousands of SMEs, giving the business a meaningful operating base as it continues to deepen its role in Indonesia’s Islamic finance ecosystem.

Today, Hijra combines SME financing with digital banking services including savings, deposits, payments, QRIS, home financing and cardless withdrawals. Its approach is to make Sharia-compliant finance part of everyday financial activity, while serving customers who may be underserved by conventional institutions.

Region

SE Asia

Sector

Fintech
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Company Leadership

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    Dima Djani

    Dima Djani

    Dima Djani is an entrepreneur and finance professional whose career spans corporate investment banking, capital markets and financial technology. He spent seven years at Citi, working with Indonesian corporate and quasi-sovereign clients across energy, mining, media and consumer businesses, before joining Société Générale, where he focused on debt capital markets and structured finance in Indonesia. His experience included major transactions involving the Government of Indonesia and leading Indonesian companies. After completing Global Executive MBA at INSEAD, he developed the idea for ALAMI (Hijra) and went on to build the business around a conviction that technology could make Sharia finance more accessible and relevant to everyday users.
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