Alfamidi

#Cash payment

Alfamidi is a supermarket chain in Indonesia that offers various payment options to its customers, including cash payments and payments by credit or debit card. Customers can pay with […]

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  • Indonesia
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  • Indonesia Rupiah
Description

Alfamidi is a supermarket chain in Indonesia that offers various payment options to its customers, including cash payments and payments by credit or debit card.

Customers can pay with their MasterCard, Visa, or JCB credit or debit cards. They can also use prepaid cards, such as the Alfamart prepaid credit card and the Indomaret prepaid credit card.

In addition, Alfamidi also offers mobile payment options such as Gopay, OVO, LinkAja, and Dana, which are very popular e-wallets in Indonesia.

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