Introduction: The development of the Creative Economy has become a national priority due to its role as a pillar of the state economy, driven by collaboration between the government and the business sector focusing on innovation. To run and develop their businesses, especially in the creative industry sector that requires significant funds, Ekraf actors need a source of financing in the form of credit facilities from financial institutions, both banking and non-banking. The granting of this credit is based on a binding agreement, where the creditor provides funds and the debtor is obliged to repay the loan under certain terms. To overcome capital limitations, Ekraf actors in Ambon City can now utilize Intellectual Property (IP)—such as Copyright, Trademarks, Patents, and others—as one of the collateral objects to obtain loans from financing institutions in order to increase productivity and expand their product marketing.

Purpose of Research: This research aims to examine and analyze How the Implementation of Credit Financing and Conflict Resolution for Creative Economy Actors Using Intellectual Property as Collateral in Ambon City is carried out.

Method of Research: The research method used is sociological legal research, which is a combination research method between doctrinal legal research methods and empirical legal research methods.