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PT Jalin Pembayaran Nusantara (Jalin), as the digital enabler of the national payment ecosystem under the Danantara ecosystem through the State-Owned Enterprise (BUMN) Holding Danareksa, successfully held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders for the 2025 Financial Year (AGMS). During the meeting held on Tuesday (30/06) at Menara Danareksa, the Shareholders approved all the proposed AGMS agendas as an effort to strengthen business fundamentals while providing added value for all stakeholders.
Throughout the 2025 financial year, Jalin reported a significantly growing operational performance, which included a 19.2% increase in transaction volume to 2.55 billion transactions from the previous financial year, as well as the expansion of its member ecosystem to more than 100 institutions.
Ario Tejo Bayu Aji, President Director of Jalin, stated that in the 2025 financial year, management had prepared the company's capacity to face future business developments. “We are focused on building a stronger business, technological, and operational foundation so that the company is ready to face challenges while simultaneously opening up new spaces for growth. These initiatives are certainly supported by the implementation of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) principles, which we carry out consistently, measurably, and in accordance with best practices,” explained Ario.
Furthermore, he added that during this period, Jalin has developed its business foundation as an enabler of the national payment system through 4 (four) main focus areas, including:
- Jalin's role as the organizer of the Foreign Digital Transaction Tax Collection System (SPP-TDLN) in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance;
- Jalin's role in orchestrating the Electronic-Based Government Payment System (SPBE);
- Jalin's role in supporting the transformation of Regional Development Banks in collaboration with the Regional Bank Association (ASBANDA); and
- Strengthening the payment system and cybersecurity through the implementation of a Fraud Detection System currently being developed alongside the Indonesian Fintech Association (AFTECH).
The Board of Commissioners also expressed their appreciation to the Board of Directors and other stakeholders who have supported Jalin in navigating complex business challenges, both in terms of internal operations and external dynamics.
“Representing the Board of Commissioners, I extend my appreciation to all parties, especially the Board of Directors of Jalin, who have successfully faced increasingly complex business challenges. Nevertheless, we observe that Jalin has managed to maintain the stability of its core business services, develop and adapt to technology, and successfully execute various strategic initiatives. In carrying out these initiatives, the Board of Commissioners encourages Jalin's management to continuously improve the implementation of best corporate governance practices and internal control through measurable risk mitigation,” said Syaifudin, Commissioner of Jalin.
Amidst the challenges in the payment system industry, which is frequently confronted with cyber threats, Jalin has proven its resilience by prioritizing service stability and the reliability of its infrastructure. This commitment serves as a crucial foundation for the business continuity of its partners, ensuring that members can consistently deliver excellent services to every customer.
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