JAKARTA (BLOOMBERG) - Bank Jago will begin offering some banking services via mobile app this month before extending full-fledged products including loans, securing early-mover advantage in Indonesia's booming digital banking industry. The lender, which received fresh capital from ride-hailing and payments giant Gojek and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, will then embed its services on Gojek's platform this year, president director Kharim Siregar and commissioner Anika Faisal said in a joint interview from Jakarta. That would let Gojek's tens of millions of users instantly open a bank account with Jago and manage their finances via the Gojek app. "We really foresee the change in the lifestyle through the phones," Mr Siregar said. Digital banking "needs to be easy, fast and secure. Whoever can do this well will come out as leaders. We want to be in that leadership position." Bank Jago went from obscurity to Indonesia's fourth most-valuable listed bank in recent months. Gojek and GIC's investment has swelled optimism that a small bank with total assets of just US$116.2 million (S$155.4 million) in September could become the first technology-based lender catering to the masses. It...