Going Great Guns with Go-Jek
Go-Jek, the ride-hailing service in Indonesia, is reportedly getting funding from search giant Google and Singapore’s investment arm Temasek...

Go-Jek, derived from the word ojek, as motorcycle taxis are known in Indonesia, plans to challenge deep-pocketed rivals Grab and Uber with this funding.
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Southeast Asia’s ride-sharing market is predicted to grow from US$2.5 billion in 2015 to US$13 billion by 2025, according to a report co-authored by Google. Go-Jek and its rival Grab want a bigger piece of that pie.
Its e-wallet, Go-Pay, launched in 2016, is Indonesia’s fourth biggest e-wallet service, which facilitates cashless payments for all of the services offered through Go-Jek.
Anytime you plan to visit Indonesia, make sure you download the Go-Jek app. It’ll make your daily commute much more bearable. Here’s a list of its services that you’ll find on its site: