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Natasha Hartoro
Co-Founder, CEO
Durianpay
Natasha A. Hartoro is Co-Founder and CEO of Durianpay, a profitable B2B payments infrastructure company building the financial backbone of Southeast Asia’s digital economy. She leads the company’s expansion across domestic payments, cross-border money movement and stablecoin infrastructure, connecting traditional finance with digital assets. Before founding Durianpay, Natasha held leadership roles at Sea Group and OVO and served in the Office of the President of Indonesia. Her work focuses on making complex financial systems more accessible, interoperable and reliable for businesses across the region.
Speaking at SFF 2026
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12:00–12:40pmThu 19 NovSide ProgrammesInvestors Lounge (Hall 2)OpenModerator
Capital Rewiring
Built to Exit: How Cap Tables Make or Break the Endgame
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Jonathan WhittleCo-founder & Managing PartnerQuona Capital
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Adrian LiFounder & Managing PartnerACV Capital
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Natasha HartoroCo-Founder, CEODurianpayModerator
About this session
Every founder dreams of the exit. Far fewer plan for it.
In a funding cycle shaped by lofty valuations and layered rounds, many promising companies find their path to exit blocked by the very capital that fueled their growth. Complex cap tables, preference stacks, and misaligned shareholders can turn a willing acquirer into a walk-away, or a good outcome into a stalemate.
This session, co-hosted with Singapore Venture Capital Association, brings together investors for a candid conversation about what really stands between a startup and its exit. We’ll examine how high valuations and shareholder misalignment create friction when it matters most, and ask a harder question: how can founders and investors recognize early when to pivot or call time, before too much capital makes either option painful?
Expect frank views, real lessons, and practical takeaways for anyone raising or backing startups today. -
