Jualo.com
Jualo.com is an Indonesian e-classifieds website which allows users to obtain or provide goods and services. Payment is through an escrow system, meaning users have some level of security when buying or selling transactable and shippable items. History. Jualo.com was founded by Chaim Fetter in 2014. At that time, he had only 15 staff members, including web developers. The initial team was composed of five people. Jualo.com innovated the buy-sell e-Classifieds concept in Indonesia by launching escrow payments, geo-search, and home delivery 3PL integrations. In early 2016, the company had millions of monthly visitors and  hundreds of thousands of new monthly product and public listings. Jualo.com attracted Series A investment from NSI Ventures (based in Singapore) and Susquehanna International Group. Incumbent investors include Indonesia-based VCs Alpha JWC Ventures and Mountain Kejora. In April 2017, João Pedro Principe, who had joined Jualo.com in June 2016, took over as CEO. Jualo.com holds a close relationship with the non-profit organization Yayasan Peduli Anak (YPA), since the two share a founder. Jualo.com provides operational support in Jakarta to YPA, which operates primarily in Lombok and Sumbawa. In 2018, Jualo.com had 4 million monthly active users and facilitated  transactions worth $1 billion. The same year the company was acquired by Carro. In March 2020, Manisha Seewal became the CEO of Jualo.com. External activity. Peduli Anak Foundation. Before founding Jualo.com, Chaim Fetter established a foundation called Yayasan Peduli Anak (YPA) in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, in 2004. The foundation's goals are to provide housing and education for children living on the street. The foundation was originally built on a 1.5 hectare area and has become the largest child development center in Lombok. As of 2016, YPA had three shelters for 90 houseless and disadvantaged children. Additionally, YPA  has one school with a full day curriculum, sports area, playground, clinic, musholla and technical school. Since 2004, YPA has worked with more than 1000 disadvantaged children and continues to provide education and health support in Lombok and Sumbawa.