Indonesia · Real estate startup

Tanaku

Tanaku is a proptech company based in Jakarta, Indonesia, dedicated to making homeownership more accessible.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Real estateJakarta, Indonesia

About Tanaku

Tanaku is a proptech company based in Jakarta, Indonesia, dedicated to making homeownership more accessible.

The company offers a comprehensive digital platform that assists prospective buyers in qualifying for home financing, saving for down payments, and navigating the home purchasing process. Their main product is a homeownership super app designed for first-time buyers. It features rent-to-own and low-down-payment options, with down payments starting as low as 2% for eligible users. Tanaku also provides mortgage-readiness assessments, property financing solutions for home buyers and real estate projects, and a rewards program that allows users to earn points from rent payments. The company primarily targets younger renters and first-time homebuyers in Indonesia, while also supporting real estate developers.

What company datasets say Tanaku raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all5Min the source's currency
Rounds2
Last roundSeed
Last round size2.8M
Last round dateJul 2022
Investors listed1

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

market accessdeal sourcinggeo-arbitrage hotspotshigh-alpha returnsconstruction & real estatelocal market expertisebali growth hotspotsproperty developmentoff-market land dealsreal estaterefinancing for expatsfinancial servicesoffices of real estate agents and brokersfinanceinvestment managementstructured investments

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Sector
Real estate
Industry code
NAICS 531210, SIC 6799, 6531
Region
Special Capital Region of Jakarta
Revenue
1M a year, as listed
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