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Print articleRegistered Foreign Electronic System Organizers in Indonesia. What to do next?
August, 2022 - Makarim & Taira S.
Electronic System Organizers (“ESO”) in the private sector, that include foreign private ESOs, which have been registered with the Minister of Communication and Informatics Regulation (“MOCI”) are subject to a number of obligations under MOCI Regulation No. 5 of 2020 on ESOs in the Private Sector as amended by MOCI Regulation No. 10 of 2021 (“MOCI Regulation 5/2020”), as the implementing regulation of Government Regulation No. 71 of 2019 on the Organization of Electronic Systems and Transactions (as summarized below).
Foreign private ESOs referred above mean private ESO operators that are established under the laws of another country or permanently domiciled in another country and meet the following criteria (i) they provide services within the territory of Indonesia; (ii) they do business in Indonesia, and/or (iii) their electronic systems are used or offered in Indonesia. A foreign private ESO that has successfully registered with the MOCI will be listed in the MOCI’s official website (https://pse.kominfo.go.id/home/pse-asing).
Foreign private ESOs referred above mean private ESO operators that are established under the laws of another country or permanently domiciled in another country and meet the following criteria (i) they provide services within the territory of Indonesia; (ii) they do business in Indonesia, and/or (iii) their electronic systems are used or offered in Indonesia. A foreign private ESO that has successfully registered with the MOCI will be listed in the MOCI’s official website (https://pse.kominfo.go.id/home/pse-asing).
