A practical QRIS tool, not a vague fintech idea
TemanQRIS is a payment solution built to make QRIS easier to use in everyday business flows. On its homepage, accessed on May 3, 2026, the product describes itself as a way to turn static QRIS into payment links with custom nominal values. That is a concrete and useful promise, especially for small merchants, online sellers, and developers who want a lightweight payment layer.
Instead of asking users to build a payment stack from scratch, TemanQRIS packages the common pieces into a simpler workflow. A merchant uploads one static QRIS, then generates payment requests as needed. That small change matters because it reduces manual work and makes QRIS more flexible in online transactions.
What TemanQRIS offers
The feature set is aimed at both business owners and technical users. The site highlights an API with response times under 100 milliseconds, payment links that can be shared over chat or email, dashboard analytics, an embeddable widget, and flexible fee handling. There is also a clear emphasis on broad compatibility with Indonesian e-wallets and banks.
That combination tells you what kind of product this is. TemanQRIS is not trying to look impressive through jargon alone. It is trying to help users collect payments with less friction and with enough tooling to plug into websites, internal dashboards, and custom applications.
Why the workflow makes sense
The homepage breaks the setup into four steps: create an account, upload a static QRIS, generate a dynamic QRIS with a custom amount, and receive payment. That is easy to understand, which matters when your target users include UMKM owners who may not want to wrestle with heavy onboarding or technical docs before seeing value.
The product also appears to balance accessibility with room to grow. A simpler merchant can stay with the basic workflow, while a developer or larger business can move toward API usage, embedded payment experiences, and analytics.
Pricing and positioning on May 3, 2026
As of May 3, 2026, the public pricing shown on temanqris.com included a free tier with 50 requests per day and one QRIS merchant, plus a premium tier listed at Rp 9,000 per month with 1,000 requests per day, unlimited QRIS, analytics, API access, and priority support. Pricing can change, so readers should verify it directly on the official site before making decisions.
Even so, the public positioning is clear. TemanQRIS is being marketed as an affordable, low-friction payment utility for Indonesian businesses that need speed and simplicity more than corporate ceremony.
Why TemanQRIS fits Rizaldy's project style
TemanQRIS also fits the broader pattern seen across Rizaldy Primanta Putra's other public projects. The product is practical, technical, and aimed at a real operational problem. It does not feel like a concept page that exists only to describe an ambition. It feels like a tool meant to be used.
That makes TemanQRIS interesting beyond payments alone. It shows how an engineer with a background in software, infrastructure, and developer support tends to build: start from a frustrating task, strip away the noise, then ship something usable.