Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK) published a press release summarising remarks at the OECD Asia Roundtable on Digital Finance 2025 in Bali, highlighting its push for a safe, adaptive and inclusive digital finance transformation, including the development of an adaptive and inclusive framework for asset tokenisation. Discussions on the forum’s second day covered Asia’s evolving digital finance landscape, including Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), tokenisation and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), alongside themes such as artificial intelligence and digital assets. OJK cited international estimates that the global tokenisation market could grow from USD 0.6 trillion to USD 18.9 trillion by 2033, with Asia-Pacific projected to grow at more than 21% annually, and noted Asia’s high adoption of cryptoassets, stablecoins and decentralized finance (DeFi). In Indonesia, OJK has been running a regulatory sandbox for tokenisation business models focused on real-world assets such as gold, property and government securities, with several models declared to have passed the sandbox in 2025 and attracting interest in fractional ownership and lower investment thresholds. The roundtable was co-organised with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and supported by Korea’s Financial Services Commission, with more than 40 representatives from regulators outside Indonesia and global industry participants attending, and the event was formally closed by the OECD’s Head of Financial Markets and OJK’s digital finance and crypto-assets supervision leadership.

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