Yogyakarta Suspends Aid for 7,001 Beneficiaries Linked to Online Gambling
Yogyakarta halts PKH assistance for 7,001 recipients flagged for online gambling based on PPATK data, pending verification. Read the full story.
Yogyakarta halts PKH assistance for 7,001 recipients flagged for online gambling based on PPATK data, pending verification. Read the full story.
Coordinating Minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra declared that the state can seize money from online gambling operators and players within seven days. Read how more on the country’s anti-gambling crackdown.
The PPATK reports a massive drop in online gambling cash flow to IDR 155 trillion in 2025 after tighter financial controls. Read the full story now.
Indonesia’s prosecutors reveal online gamblers include schoolchildren and the homeless. Learn how authorities are fighting this alarming digital crisis. Read more now.
The Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) assesses the need to strengthen multilateral diplomacy to eradicate online gambling, as many of these criminal practices utilize cross-border networks.
Twenty Indonesians escaped a notorious online gambling zone in Myanmar and crossed into Thailand, the Indonesian Embassy confirmed. Read the full story.
Indonesia’s Financial Service Authority (OJK) blocks 27,000 bank accounts tied to online gambling in a major financial crackdown. Read the full report on how regulators tighten banking oversight.
West Jakarta Police arrest two men running online gambling sites from Kalideres, seizing servers and funds worth Rp 100 million. Learn more.
The Cyber Crime Directorate of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency has uncovered a national and international online gambling syndicate operating through three major websites, namely Slot Bola 88, Raja Spin 88, and Inibet 77.
Indonesian National Police (INP) freeze 576 bank accounts worth $3.9M in online gambling crackdown, setting new money laundering precedent. Read the full report now.
The Cyber Crime Directorate of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency froze 576 accounts with a total value of IDR 63.7 billion and confiscated 235 other accounts worth IDR 90.6 billion.
The Ministry of Social Affairs has removed hundreds of thousands of social assistance recipients due to suspicions of online gambling.