Socialization of Financial Technology (FinTech) for Students of SMK Negeri 6 Pekanbaru
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31849/rmpfq021Keywords:
Online Loans, Fintech, Student Service, Financial LiteracyAbstract
Various loan services provided by service providers have developed over time. With the development of technology, loan services (Fintech) have developed to target all ages who meet the requirements. This community service activity is one of the three main functions of the Lancang Kuning University academic community. This service activity is packaged in the form of the responsibility of the academic community to provide community service in the Science and Technology for the Community scheme. With this mentoring and training activity, it is hoped that the community will be helped by the existence of Lancang Kuning University in general and specifically in the Faculty of Computer Science. The implementation of this Science and Technology mentoring for the Community (IbM) activity was carried out in the Pekanbaru city area, namely in the Kulim District with the target being students of SMKN 6 Pekanbaru. The training was provided in the form of knowledge transfer and knowledge in the field of financial administration management and understanding the impact of the risks of Financial Technology (Fintech) services.
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