QRIS. The national QR standard: customers scan and confirm in the bank or wallet app they already use.
QR code payment · IDR
Illustrative: a QRIS payment of Rp 1.250.000 to Ostrel on the customer's phone, ready to pay from any QRIS app.
Customers pay by QRIS or by virtual account. Payouts go out over BI-FAST or e-wallet. All of it runs in IDR, on one integration.
Issuing banks


consumers hold a credit card, so a card-only checkout misses most of the market.
national QR standard: one QRIS code takes payment from the major banks and wallet apps.
real-time interbank payouts over BI-FAST.
Pay-in
QR code payment · IDR
Illustrative: a QRIS payment of Rp 1.250.000 to Ostrel on the customer's phone, ready to pay from any QRIS app.
Bank transfer · IDR
Illustrative: a virtual account at Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) issued for one payment of Rp 1.250.000, awaiting the customer's transfer.
Pay-out
QRIS, the Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard, is Bank Indonesia's national QR standard, introduced in 2019. One code takes payment from every participating bank and wallet app: the customer scans, confirms in the app they already use, and the payment completes in IDR.
Each payment gets its own bank-issued account number. The customer transfers to it from their own bank, and because the number identifies the payment, it arrives already matched to the order.
Every bank payout goes out over BI-FAST, so it arrives in near real time, around the clock, at participating banks. E-wallet payouts go straight to the customer's wallet.
QRIS and virtual accounts to collect, BI-FAST and e-wallets to pay out, all on one integration.
Indonesia · at a glance