PT Jalin Pembayaran Nusantara (Jalin) has once again proven its capacity as a reliable and trusted enabler within the national payment ecosystem. At the Indonesia Top Bank Awards 2026, initiated by The Iconomics, Jalin successfully secured the award in the "Indonesia’s Trusted Payment Infrastructure" category, held on Thursday (June 25).

Today, the financial industry is required to maintain stability while simultaneously stimulating national economic growth. In this context, the presence of a robust and prudent payment system infrastructure plays a highly strategic role. Jalin's success in winning this award serves as tangible proof that its role as a payment system infrastructure provider is highly dependable, backed by a solid operational track record.

Clear evidence of Jalin's reliability is reflected in its growing list of partners. In a financial industry that places the utmost importance on operational security, Jalin is now trusted by over 110 partners, comprising various banks and fintech companies.

Aries Fajar Kurnia, SVP of IT Infrastructure & Security Management, stated, “The high level of trust from our partners is inseparable from Jalin’s prudent security and operational standards. With zero compromise regarding cyber risks, Jalin consistently ensures that all of its systems and infrastructure comply with the latest operational and regulatory standards,” Aries explained.

This compliance is achieved through the implementation of international quality management standards (ISO), payment data security certification (PCI-DSS), rigorous assessments of Cyber Security Maturity (CSM), and measurable risk maturity management.

All these layers of defense standards are implemented to guarantee the security and convenience of partners' operations, ensuring that every customer transaction activity is protected against various cyber threats. 

This milestone serves as a significant momentum for Jalin to continuously uphold its quality standards, while simultaneously reinforcing the company's commitment to building a resilient, inclusive payment system infrastructure that is well-prepared for future challenges.

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