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For businesses in Indonesia of all sizes, e-commerce companies, SaaS platforms, mobile applications, fintech, online marketplaces, and websites collecting user data PSE registration has become a legal obligation.
At Lets Move Indonesia, we help you navigate the PSE License Registration process smoothly, ensuring your platform meets all compliance standards under Indonesian law.
What Is a PSE License and Who is it for?
A PSE License (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik) is a mandatory registration for online and digital business in Indonesia. Issued by Kominfo, this license is directed to entities that operate or manage electronic systems accessible to the public. This includes:
- Websites
- Mobile applications
- Online platforms
- SaaS & cloud services
- Digital products & marketplaces
- Fintech & payment platforms
The PSE certificate confirms that your platform:
- Complies with Indonesian data protection standards
- Has a secure and reliable electronic system
- Meets safety, transparency, and cybersecurity requirements
In other words, PSE Registration is the legal foundation for operating any online platform in Indonesia.
Why Your Business Needs PSE Registration
By obtaining a PSE License, your business:
- Gains full legal compliance to operate digitally in Indonesia
- Builds customer trust and system credibility
- Reduces risk of being blocked by Kominfo
- Secures smoother integration with banks, payment gateways, and financial partners
- Demonstrates commitment to data protection and system integrity
Whether you’re a startup or a multinational digital provider, PSE registration is essential for conducting online business legally.
Common Questions About PSE Registration
What laws regulate PSE Licensing in Indonesia?
PSE requirements are based on:
- PP No. 71/2019 – Electronic System & Transactions
- Permen Kominfo No. 5/2020 & No. 10/2021 – Private Scope Electronic Operators
- PP No. 5/2021 – Risk-Based Licensing
Who must register as PSE?
Any entity operating a public-facing digital system, such as:
- E-commerce & marketplace platforms
- SaaS applications
- Online media & streaming platforms
- Fintech & digital wallets
- Social networks
- Websites collecting customer data
Does a company need PSE if it only has a website?
No. It remains valid as long as your platform is active and information remains accurate.
What happens if my platform has no PSE License?
Kominfo may:
- Block or restrict access to your website/app
- Issue formal warnings or sanctions
- Remove your platform from the PSE registry
- Affect your business partnerships and credibility
What other licenses do I need?
For e-commerce entities, your Business License (NIB) must also include the E-Commerce KBLI classification.
PSE Registration Services by Lets Move Indonesia
As the leading consultancy for digital and business licensing in Indonesia, Lets Move Indonesia offers a full-service PSE registration solution, including:
Eligibility Check & Legal Review
We review your platform, KBLI, business structure, and data usage to determine regulatory obligations.
Document Preparation & Submission
Our team compiles all required legal and technical documents, ensuring compliance with Kominfo standards.
OSS RBA Integration
We coordinate all OSS RBA updates, including NIB linkage, system information, and domain registration.
End-to-End Application Handling
We manage the entire submission process, follow-ups, verifications, and PSE certificate issuance.
Post-Approval Compliance
We guide you on maintaining compliance, updating data, and responding to future Kominfo regulations.
With Lets Move Indonesia, your PSE License is handled accurately, quickly, and transparently.
How to Register Your PSE License with Lets Move Indonesia
1. Establish or Verify Your Company
Ensure your business structure (PT, PT PMA, PT PMDN) is legally compliant.
2. Prepare System Information
Your website or application must be active and accessible.
3. Submit PSE Application
We prepare and submit all required documents.
4. Verification by OSS & Kominfo
Authorities review your data and confirm compliance.
5. License Issuance
Your business will be officially listed in the Kominfo PSE Registry.
Requirements for PSE License Registration
Company Documents
- Director’s ID (KTP for locals / Passport for foreigners)
- NPWP
- Email & phone number
- Deed of Establishment
- Ministry Approval (SK)
- Articles of Association & amendments (if any)
Access & System Information
- OSS RBA account login
- Website/application domain
- System description & purpose
- Data center/disaster recovery information
Lets Move Indonesia helps ensure all documents are accurate, complete, and compliant.
Why Choose Lets Move Indonesia for PSE Licensing?
Since 2016, Lets Move Indonesia has been a leader in:
- Digital business licensing
- Compliance consulting
- PT & PT PMA establishment
- Immigration & visa solutions
Our key strengths lie in our commitment to transparent pricing, fast turnaround times, and comprehensive end-to-end compliance support. Backed by the trust of more than 36,000 clients and strengthened by our position as part of the LMI Consultancy Group, we deliver reliable, professional, and customer-focused solutions for every business we assist.
Your digital business deserves a partner you can trust, and our specialists deliver exactly that.
Start Your PSE Registration Today
Whether you operate a startup website, SaaS platform, marketplace, or mobile app, Lets Move Indonesia ensures your PSE registration process is done correctly, legally, and efficiently.
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