Bank Indonesia has expanded its natural resource export revenue framework to allow exporters to deposit non-US dollar foreign currencies.

Bank Indonesia has expanded its natural resource export revenue framework to allow exporters to deposit non-US dollar foreign currencies.

This step is in line with Bank Indonesia's efforts to deepen the domestic foreign exchange market

Bank Indonesia recorded a 309 percent annual surge in local currency transactions (LCT), reaching US$22.61 billion by April 2026.