Abstract

The AgenBRILink aims to increase financial inclusion by providing banking services in remote areas that currently face difficulties accessing conventional banking facilities. This study aims to assess the impact of the AgenBRILink on equal access to banking in remote areas. The research location is in Banten, precisely in Rangkasbitung. The research method used in this study is a qualitative approach, collecting data through interviews, observations, and documentation at several BRILink agent locations. The BRILink is expected to expand financial outreach, increase access to easy banking transactions for the public, and even encourage community participation in local economic development. However, there are certainly challenges related to limitations in infrastructure and financial literacy, which are major obstacles to this program. In conclusion, the AgenBRILink plays a strategic role in supporting equal access to banking in remote areas, making it worthy of wider development by addressing existing obstacles.