Send International Funds Easily and Conveniently
Bank Jakarta provides Remittance services for both outgoing (Outgoing Remittance) and incoming (Incoming Remittance) foreign currency transfers.
Secure and Convenient Global Transaction Solutions
Fast & Efficient
Wide International Coverage
Secure & Verified
Remittance Service Type
Outgoing Remittances (Send Money Abroad)
Transfers to various countries via a bank correspondent network, suitable for family needs, education, payments, and business transactions.
Incoming Remittances (Receive Money from Abroad)
Funds from abroad are credited directly to Bank Jakarta accounts, providing an easier, faster and safer process for recipients in Indonesia.
Foreign Currency Options for Every Need
From USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, and SGD to a wide range of other foreign currencies, Bank Jakarta offers flexible options for your global transaction needs.
Remittance Terms & Conditions
Bank Jakarta Customers
Complete documents & recipient information according to provisions
The transfer process is according to banking operational hours
Transfer fees follow the provisions of Bank Jakarta & correspondent banks
Funds are received from overseas banks through correspondent banks
Recipients must have an account at Bank Jakarta
Complete supporting documents as needed (if requested)
Funds can be credited in foreign currency or converted to Rupiah
Acceptance fees follow the provisions of Bank Jakarta and intermediary banks
Additional Information
Product Risks and Information
- Bank Jakarta Remittance simplifies cross-border transactions and opens up broader business market opportunities.
- Supports export and import activities and facilitates access to international funding.
- Offers relatively efficient transfer fees and fast international fund transfers.
- Ensures more secure international transactions and supports education, family, and cross-border business needs.
- Transactions are subject to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) compliance requirements.
- Potential for delays due to screening processes by correspondent banks.
- Exposure to foreign exchange rate risk.
- Risk of transaction rejection if documentation is incomplete or does not comply with regulations.