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                                     Gradient-boosted trees and deep tabular networks trained via our
                                     AutoML stack                                                                   4.6: Finance
                                     Self-supervised temporal transformers (e.g., Time2Vecenhanced Thin-
                                     Film Transistor(TFT)) pre-train on unlabeled battery/Rider IoT streams,
                                     then fine-tune for PD (default probability) and RV (residual value) with
                                     <1 % label use.
                Model Training and  Heterogeneous graph neural networks (HGNNs) model rider–bike–
                Fine-Tuning          route relations, capturing cross-entity contagion effects and localized
                                     battery-health clusters.
                                     Category-adaptive federated learning syncs Original Equipment Manu-
                                     facturer(OEM)-specific heads while sharing a common backbone,
                                     reducing cold-start error by  20 % when a new bike model is intro-
                                     duced.
                                     Continual learning with weekly back-testing
                Testbeds  or Pilot  CreditConnect-EV live since 2022 in Indonesia: Over 20,000 E-2Ws
                Deployments          financed to date (about one-third of all newly adopted E-2Ws)


               2       Use Case Description



               2�1     Description

               Southeast Asia’s rapid-growth mobility sector relies heavily on gasoline-powered
               two-wheelers. In Indonesia alone, more than 120 million motorcycles are on the road, emitting
               over 58 million tons of CO₂ annually. Although electric two-wheelers (E-2Ws) can reduce
               operating costs by up to 40 % and eliminate tail-pipe emissions, adoption is constrained by
               the high upfront price and the lack of credit products tailored to this new asset class.

               Traditional lenders depend on static income statements and collateral checks, neither of which
               capture the real-time performance and utilization profile of an E-2W. As a result, riders, fleet
               operators, and small delivery businesses—exactly the groups that would benefit most—remain
               locked out of affordable financing.

               Objectives include:

               •    Bridge the financing gap by turning high-frequency battery and rider telemetry into
                    alternative credit signals that enable banks and non-bank lenders to underwrite E-2W
                    loans confidently.
               •    Accelerate EV conversion across ride-hailing, logistics, and e-commerce delivery
                    segments, lowering CO2 and particulate emissions in congested urban corridors.
               •    Improve livelihoods for riders and small-business owners by reducing total cost of
                    ownership and unlocking new income opportunities.
               •    Derisk lender portfolios through dynamic residual-value forecasting and continuous risk
                    monitoring, lowering default rates and enabling sustainable interest pricing.

               Use Case Status: This use case is currently in an active pilot stage across Indonesia, with
               real-world deployment of telemetry-enabled E-2Ws and risk-scoring engines integrated into
               lending workflows.






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