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A survey conducted in May 2022 revealed that ** percent of Indonesian Muslim consumers shopped online at least once a week. Meanwhile, ** percent of them stated that they made online purchases at least once a month.

Spending patterns in the halal industry

Indonesia, known as the country with the largest Muslim population in the world, is one of the leading countries in terms of halal food consumption and the use of halal cosmetics. In 2020, Indonesian Muslim consumers spent a total of approximately *** billion U.S. dollars on halal products and services. Looking at current spending patterns, consumer spending on halal products has the potential to continue to increase in the coming years. Among the frequently used halal personal care and beauty products were toothpaste, shampoo, facial cleansers, and deodorants.

Halal services, payments, and banking

Despite the increasing focus on halal products and services, a 2023 survey revealed that a significant number of Indonesians still rely on conventional banks rather than opting for Sharia banks. Among those with Sharia bank accounts, the most popular Sharia banks were Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) and BCA Syariah. Furthermore, in terms of payment methods, both for online and in-person transactions, the most popular payment services among Indonesian Muslim consumers were GoPay and Ovo.