Bank DKI consistently implements non-cash transactions in Jakarta by supporting digital payment acceptance through Healthy Innovative and Safe Use-Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard (SIAP QRIS) in the JakOne Mobile app.

Through QRIS, We expect to provide convenience and comfort to visitors

To encourage market digitization, the app has been expanded to Kedoya Market.

Bank DKI Secretary Herry Djufraini said that visitors to Kedoya Market who have downloaded JakOne Mobile can immediately scan the QR code at several merchants in the market.

It was the embodiment of the spirit of collaboration between Jakarta Smart City 4.0 and the collaboration between Jakarta BUMDs.

"Through QRIS, we expect to provide convenience and comfort to visitors," he expressed, Friday (4/15).

He explained the number of JakOne Mobile users had reached 1.51 million users as of December 2021 with a nominal transaction of Rp 15.48 trillion and a transaction volume of Rp 18.38 million.

"Hope the public can be more advanced in national payments by using QRIS as a means of payment that is fast, easy, cheap, safe, and reliable," he explained.

Bank DKI also invited MSMEs to develop their business by becoming agents through the JakOne Abank app, which is an officeless banking service where Bank DKI is present through an agent using a Mobile Point of Sale (MPOS) device for paying taxes and levies, as well as bill payments.

"As agents, they (MSMEs) can serve various banking transactions and earn commissions from each transaction," he explained.

Jakarta Bank DKI Representative Deputy Head Suharman Tabrani explained Bank Indonesia has consistently encouraged the implementation of non-cash transactions, one of which is via QRIS.

Until the end of March 2022, the number of merchants who have used QRIS services reached 3.4 million people, equivalent to 30 percent in Jakarta.

"Thank you Bank DKI. Kedoya Market visitors can now make payment transactions using QRIS," he admitted.

Perumda Pasar Jaya Manager for Area 5 Danu Mulyanto uttered that the merchants have been helped by non-cash transactions through Bank DKI.

"They have also used Bank DKI's Cash Management System (CMS) services," he added.

As for the information, t o support Perumda Pasar Jaya, Bank DKI also provides cashless services to Jakgrosir which is the parent of JakMart in Jakarta. Through JakGrosir, buyers can get goods at low and competitive prices.

Four categories of buyers can shop at JakGrosir, namely merchants in the market, Jakarta administration employees, Perumda Pasar Jaya employees, and KJP users.

Support for other MSME sector development from Bank DKI such as credit and financing products can also be accessed through the MicroLoan e-Form.