The Indonesian government is preparing to distribute the 2026 Bantuan Subsidi Upah, or BSU, wage subsidy during the final quarter of the year. Eligible workers are due to receive Rp900,000 each between October and December 2026. The payment round is aimed at 13.3 million workers and is backed by a budget of Rp12 trillion. The report centers on workers whose bank balances do not show the expected credit and on ways to resolve those discrepancies. It presents the problem as one of payment administration and account records rather than a reduction in the announced benefit. Beneficiaries are advised to verify that their personal and banking information matches government records and to raise unresolved cases with the relevant bank or official assistance channel. The excerpt does not provide a detailed breakdown of individual causes or expected resolution times.