ChainCatcher News reports that Indonesia’s tax authorities will begin collecting data from electronic wallet and cryptocurrency service providers in accordance with the newly enacted Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 108 of 2025 (PMK No. 108). The regulation incorporates payment service providers and electronic money operators into the country’s financial information reporting system, requiring banks and non-bank electronic wallet providers to adhere to the same data sharing requirements when managing certain types of digital currencies or central bank digital currencies.
The tax authorities can now access these providers’ account and transaction data for tax purposes. The regulation also covers crypto assets managed by exchanges or registered cryptocurrency service providers, in line with the updated Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and Crypto Asset Reporting Framework by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Indonesia plans to automatically exchange electronic wallet and cryptocurrency asset information with partner countries starting in 2027 for data from 2026.
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