Indonesia's crypto regulation further upgraded: electronic wallet data will be integrated into the tax monitoring system

ZeroRushCaptain · 2026-01-12T19:52:55+00:00

Indonesian tax reform will officially take control of data from electronic wallet and cryptocurrency service providers, requiring payment service providers to share information to strengthen tax audits. This move aligns with OECD standards, with plans to launch international information exchange in 2027 to enhance transaction transparency.

ZeroRushCaptain

2026-01-12 19:52:55

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Indonesian tax reform makes new progress. According to Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 108 of 2025, the Indonesian Directorate General of Taxes will officially gain access to key data information from electronic wallet and cryptocurrency service providers. This move means that payment service providers and electronic money operators must implement a data sharing system for financial information reporting.

Specifically, the tax authorities can legally access these institutions’ account information and transaction records for tax audits. The regulation covers all crypto assets managed by exchanges and registered cryptocurrency service providers. This system aligns with the OECD’s updated Common Reporting Standard and crypto asset reporting framework, ensuring international compliance.

What is even more noteworthy is the timeline: Indonesia plans to initiate international information exchange in 2027, sharing crypto data from 2026 with partner countries. This means users’ trading activities will face a more transparent regulatory environment.

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