Indonesian jobs platform Pintarnya has secured $14 million in a credit facility from January Capital’s $130-million private credit fund—the Growth Credit Fund.
This follows the company’s $16.7-million Series A equity round announced in August 2025.
The combined capital will be used to accelerate Pintarnya’s platform capabilities and expand its financial services nationwide.
“We are excited to support Pintarnya through this growth credit facility as the company scales its mission to improve the financial lives of millions of Indonesians,” Glenn Chao, Partner-Credit at January Capital, said in a statement.
“This investment in Pintarnya underscores January Capital’s commitment to supporting growth-stage companies that are scaling products and services in the Asia-Pacific region with flexible, nondilutive credit solutions,” he added.
January Capital marked the first companies under the newly announced January Capital’s debut credit fund in mid-December 2025. It received commitments totalling more than $130 million from Japan’s SBI Holdings and GMO Payment Gateway, as well as fund-of-funds platform Orient Growth Ventures and Australia’s Australian Philanthropic Services Foundation, among others.
The credit fund provides senior secured loans in the range of $10-20 million to growth-stage companies.
Following the Series A infusion, Pintarnya has secured a total of $26.54 million in equity funding so far. Three of Pintarnya’s co-founders hold the largest stake in the company, followed by Square Peg (11.61%), Peak XV (11.14%), Vertex Ventures SEA and India (11.11%), and East Ventures (7.28%), according to DealStreetAsia’s DATA VANTAGE.
Founded in 2022 by Nelly Nurmalasari, Henry Hendrawan, and Ghirish Pokardas, Pintarnya started as a job-matching service offering AI-assisted CV creation and filtered listings for job seekers. The platform now serves more than 10 million users and 40,000 employers, hosting over 100,000 job opportunities.
Beyond employment services, Pintarnya expands to pawn service—Pandai Gadai—providing access to secured loans backed by assets such as gold, electronics, or motorcycles, with over 140 outlets across Greater Jakarta, as seen on its website. Over 200,000 users have accessed financing for critical needs, including healthcare expenses, school fees, or small business inventory.
“We are building a unique ecosystem of Indonesia’s largest blue-collar employment platform connected with the nation’s fastest growing network of digitally-enabled physical branches for asset-backed lending,” said Henry Hendrawan, co-founder of Pintarnya.
