Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported 27.23 million financial accounts opened and insurance policies issued through its Financial Inclusion Month 2026 campaign. Conducted with the financial services industry and other stakeholders throughout October, the campaign included 6,446 financial literacy and inclusion activities reaching more than 798,000 participants nationwide. The results included 7.21 million bank accounts, 2.07 million capital market accounts and 5.38 million insurance policies. A further 2.07 million accounts were opened with financing companies, 4.63 million with pawnshops and 5.87 million with fintech providers. Outreach targeted disadvantaged, frontier and outermost areas, alongside priority groups including small businesses, young people and people with disabilities. The associated FinExpo 2026 runs from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 in Bandung, combining financial product exhibitions with education. Participants can obtain information on product benefits, risks and costs, as well as their rights and obligations when using financial services.
Indonesia's Financial Services Authority reports 27.23 million new accounts and insurance policies through financial inclusion campaign
Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported 27.23 million new financial accounts and insurance policies through its October 2026 Financial Inclusion Month campaign. The campaign delivered 6,446 financial literacy and inclusion activities to more than 798,000 participants, with outreach targeting underserved areas and priority groups such as small businesses, young people and people with disabilities.