Indonesia’s tax authority announced that bank transfers will become subject to a digital tax starting 9 November 2026. The tax will be applied through a system called the Foreign Digital Transaction Tax Collection System (SPP‑TDLN). The announcement clarified that the new scheme targets cross‑border digital transactions involving banks. Tax officials emphasized that the measure aims to capture revenue from digital services. The rollout date gives financial institutions several years to adapt their reporting processes. No further details were provided about rates or exemptions.