Applying Health Protocols, Bank DKI Urges Non-Cash PKB Payments
Jakarta, August 04 2020Published: 04 August 2020
Applying health protocols, Bank DKI advises that payments for Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) can be made non-cash. Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Herry Djufraini, in his written statement on Monday, August 3 2020, said that PKB payments can be made non-cash, through Bank DKI e-channel services such as JakOne Mobile, ATM or EDC debit.
Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Herry Djufraini said, "To pay PKB via JakOne Mobile, Taxpayers (WP) can make payments in three ways, namely through the DKI Jakarta eSamsat tax payment menu, through the National eSamsat tax payment menu (payment code is obtained from the SAMOLNAS application, National Samsat Online), and or through QRIS Scan payments at the Samsat payment counter."
Taxpayers who have the same NIK data between their vehicle ownership data and their bank data can make PKB payments via the DKI Jakarta eSamsat payment menu on the JakOne Mobile application, enter the vehicle registration number, select the source of funds and make the payment according to the nominal tax payment stated. Meanwhile, for taxpayers who want to immediately receive a validation sheet or who want to pay 5th year taxes, PKB payments can be made by paying with a QRIS scan at the Samsat Payment Counter.
"We are providing a number of attractive prizes for taxpayers who pay PKB via JakOne Mobile and collect the most JakOne Mobile transaction points until 31 October 2020. Bank DKI will give the main prize of 1 car, 5 motorbikes and hundreds of attractive merchandise prizes," said Herry. For further information regarding the provisions regarding the PKB Payment Program with Car & Motorbike prizes, please visit the page bit.ly/jakone-pkb
Bank DKI also continues to develop various new features on the JakOne Mobile application which can make it easier for users to bank #at home, including opening savings and deposit accounts online. JakOne Mobile can be used by customers who already have or do not have a Bank DKI savings account.
To protect its customers and employees, Bank DKI also implements a number of health protocols in serving customers, such as; checking temperature, encouraging people to use masks and washing their hands in the sink or hand sanitizer provided, maintaining a safe distance of at least 1 meter, and limiting queues to 50% of capacity.