PRIMA (Indonesia)

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PRIMA
PT Rintis Sejahtera
PRIMA (Indonesia) logo.png
Operating area Indonesia
Singapore
Members30
ATMs63,664
Founded2005
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.

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