Announcement
Bank For International
Settlements (BIS) Publications​​
In accordance with Bank Indonesia's membership in The Committee on
Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) in 2018, BI submitted
statistical data sets on Payment System every year according to the
methodology in The Red Book Statistics. CPMI is one of the comittees
in Bank for International Settlements (BIS) that has become a global
standard setter in the Payment System, clearing and settlement which
has formed to strengthen regulations, policies and global best
practices in order to increase the security and efficiency of
payment, clearing, settlement, and to support financial stability.
CPMI publishes The Red Book Statistics as the reference works on
payment systems in key countries periodically. The objective is to
contribute to enhance public understanding and raise awareness of
the way payment systems work in different countries.
The Red Book Statistics includes a number of standard indicators
related to important elements of financial market infrastructure.
This statistical compilation aims to provide an overview of
developments in the use of payment instruments and financial market
infrastructure over time and across countries. Some indicators
contained within the Red Book Statistics i.e stock of money
available for payments, institutions offering payment
instruments/services, number of payment cards and terminals, volume
of cashless payments and withdrawal/deposit transactions.
The Indonesia Red Book Statistics, consists of 19 tables that
include basic statistical data, settlement media used by banks and
non-bank institutions, stock of money, and institutions offering
payment instruments/services. These statistics are compiled by
several Department at the Bank Indonesia and relevant institutions,
including the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK),
Indonesian Central Securities Depository (PT. KSEI) and Indonesia
Stock Market Clearing House (PT. KPEI).​
The Indonesia Red Book Statistics and comparative tables published
by CPMI can be accessed via
this link.
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