Indonesia's Financial Services Authority published a press release on a national symposium and stakeholder consultation forum on Financial Sector Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets and Crypto Assets, setting out its plan to strengthen the sector through adaptive regulation, governance standards, consumer protection and broader coordination across the ecosystem. In that context, OJK confirmed it is drafting the OJK IAKD Roadmap 2026–2031 to guide the development of Indonesia's digital finance and crypto market as technologies such as artificial intelligence and asset tokenization expand. The authority framed the work around balancing innovation with market integrity, consumer protection and financial stability. It linked the effort to updates in the legal framework under Law No. 4 of 2026, which it said reinforce governance, consumer protection, market integrity and ecosystem collaboration. OJK reported that the IAKD segment currently includes eight registered alternative credit rating providers and 17 financial services aggregation providers. PAJK users total 18.29 million, while PKA platforms have recorded 130.78 million consumer hits, and partnerships between financial sector technology innovation providers and financial institutions have risen to 1,346. In digital financial assets and crypto, OJK has licensed 26 digital financial asset dealers, two exchanges, two clearing and guarantee institutions, and two storage operators, with the number of consumers reaching 22.4 million. Next steps center on finalizing the roadmap. OJK said the symposium and consultation forum were used to gather input on issues including asset tokenization and stablecoins, taxation of digital financial assets, stronger cybersecurity, over-the-counter transactions and development of a Single Investor Identifier.

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