Asia-Pacific · GDP rank #15

Indonesia

ID · IDR @ 0.0000566/USD

South East Asia's largest payments market continues to move from cash to QR faster than any G20 economy. QRIS transactions reached 7.83 billion year-to-date by May 2026 with 45 million merchants and 63 million users; Bank Indonesia opened the QRIS-China corridor on 30 April 2026, connecting 40 million Indonesian merchants to Alipay/UnionPay travellers. BI-FAST is the mature inter-bank rail; the wallet war between GoPay, OVO, DANA and ShopeePay continues to compress.

Tab 02

Consumer payments

How consumers actually pay: the share of cash, the stock and flow of cards, the scheme split at checkout, which mobile wallets matter, and how broadly POS acceptance reaches.

Every figure is authored against a named publisher — click the anywhere to open the source panel with the underlying URL and access date.

Cash share of POS volume

46%

% · 2024

Debit card share

11%

% · 2024

Credit card share

4%

% · 2024

Mobile wallet share

34%

% · 2024

Mobile-wallet transactions overlap with QRIS (most wallet payments are routed via QRIS). Included separately here to reflect consumer-facing rail.

Payment mix

At the point of sale

The shares below are POS volume (count of transactions), which reads differently from POS value. For the value-share read, see the card-economy grid underneath.

46%Cash

Share of POS

  • Cash46%
  • Credit card4%
  • Debit card11%
  • Instant / A2A28%
  • Mobile wallet34%
  • BNPL10%
  • Other5%

Cash behaviour

ATM network
97,600
Avg. ATM withdrawal
Rp820,000
Cash share · value
29%
Cash share · volume
46%

Source · Bank Indonesia

Scheme share

Which networks clear the card volume

Scheme share is the split of general-purpose card purchase volume — not issuance, not count of cards. A high domestic share (e.g. UnionPay, RuPay, ELO) means a large share of card flow never touches a global scheme.

Domestic routing network launched 2017; mandatory domestic routing for debit since 2018. Card issuers must co-badge with GPN on debit.

Share of card volume

  • Visa39%
  • Mastercard28%
  • Jcb2%
  • Other1%
  • Domestic Scheme30%

Debit card transactions

3.2B

transactions/year · 2024

Debit card spend

Rp8,600T

IDR annual · 2024

Debit value dominated by ATM withdrawal, not POS purchase; POS purchase value ~Rp720tn.

Credit card transactions

430M

transactions/year · 2024

Credit card spend

Rp420T

IDR annual · 2024

Average debit POS ticket

Rp225,000

IDR · 2024

Average credit ticket

Rp975,000

IDR · 2024

Mobile wallets

Where wallets actually land

User counts are the best single scalar for wallet reach, but they understate usage intensity in markets where one super-app carries multi-digit trillions of renminbi or rupees. For flow, see the rails tab.

Active users

  • GoPay42M

    Q4 2025

  • ShopeePay40M

    Q4 2025

  • DANA38M

    Q4 2025

  • OVO28M

    Q4 2025

  • LinkAja8M

    Q4 2025

Notable wallets

GoPay

Largest wallet by MAU; integrated with Gojek ride-hailing, Tokopedia marketplace (post-2023 TikTok Shop deal) and GoPayLater consumer credit.

GoTo Group

ShopeePay

Fastest-growing from 2022-24 on Shopee marketplace GMV lift; now second-largest wallet by MAU.

Sea Limited

DANA

Backed by Emtek and Ant Group; cross-border Alipay+ acceptance network gives it unique inbound-tourism strength.

DANA Indonesia

OVO

Grab-majority-owned (since 2022); integrated across Grab rides, Grab Food, GrabMart and Tokopedia/TikTok Shop.

Grab Holdings

LinkAja

State-owned-enterprise consortium wallet; has lost share steadily and is widely expected to be consolidated.

LinkAja / BUMN press

Full reference