To help ensuring your business remains compliant and uninterrupted, LMI Consultancy provides comprehensive PSE License Registration services for both Indonesian companies and foreign digital operators.
A Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik (PSE) License is a mandatory registration issued by Kominfo for any party that operates, manages, or provides an electronic system to users in Indonesia.
An electronic system includes any digital infrastructure used to collect, store, process, display, or distribute electronic information, covering everything from websites to mobile apps and SaaS platforms.
Companies must register their system with Kominfo through the OSS RBA platform to legally operate online in Indonesia.
PSE compliance is regulated under several key policies, including:
If your digital platform collects user data, processes transactions, facilitates communication, or distributes digital content, PSE registration is mandatory.
Any business, whether local or foreign that operates an electronic system used by the public in Indonesia must register.
Foreign digital operators serving Indonesian users (PSE Asing) must also register.
This category includes commercial digital platforms, such as:
Applies to:
Most businesses fall under PSE Lingkup Privat.
To apply for a PSE License, companies must prepare:
Companies must commit to:
The PSE registration process is completed through the OSS RBA system and validated by Kominfo.
If you operate any online service in Indonesia, a PSE License is legally required. It ensures:
Avoid penalties, shutdown notices, or enforced blocking.
PSE proves your platform is legitimate, secure, and reliable.
Helps establish structured data management in alignment with PDPA.
Banks, payment gateways, marketplaces, and corporate partners require proof of PSE.
Ensures your business remains active and compliant as regulations evolve.
Operating without a PSE license can result in serious consequences:
For digital and e-commerce businesses, PSE registration is not optional—it is essential.
While PSE is mandatory for all online platforms, businesses engaged in e-commerce must also comply with trade licensing rules.
With increasing regulatory scrutiny, navigating PSE registration can be complex—especially for foreign entities.
LMI Consultancy provides a complete end-to-end PSE Registration Service, including:
Our consultants ensure your application is accurate, complete, and compliant—reducing delays and minimizing risk.
Established in 2016, LMI Consultancy has guided thousands of clients through Indonesia’s complex digital, immigration, licensing, and business regulations. We ensure ethical, transparent, and reliable service at every step.
Your PSE registration remains valid as long as your system stays active and unchanged. Major changes require an update.
Your website/app may be blocked, fined, or suspended by Kominfo. Failure to register your website or application for a PSE License in Indonesia may result in its being blacklisted by the Ministry of Information and Technology.
Yes. If your e-commerce platform collects user data, facilitates transactions, or operates as a digital service, PSE is mandatory.
Yes, if your platform can be accessed by Indonesian users.
If it collects any user data (forms, logins, payments), PSE registration is required.
Yes, depending on your business model (e.g., SIUPMSE for e-commerce).
Disclaimer : Our services in LMI Consultancy provide consulting services focused on ensuring client compliance with applicable immigration and legal regulations in Indonesia. We do not provide or facilitate the production of official government documents, nor do we offer any expedited or preferential access to government services.
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