ATR/BPN Highlights Seven Priority Services to Accelerate Land Administration
The Ministry of Agraria and Spatial Planning (ATR)/National Land Agency (BPN) has announced seven priority services designed to accelerate and simplify land and spatial planning services for the public, with a projected volume of 6,481,784 files, representing 78 per cent of total services.
“In 2025, the total volume of these seven services will reach 6,481,784 files, or 78 per cent of the total services,” stated the Secretary-General of ATR/BPN, Dalu Agung Darmawan Agung, in Jakarta on Wednesday.
He noted that the seven priority services include land certificate verification with a one-working-day standard operating procedure (S/OP), Land Registration Statement (SKPT) within one working day, electronic mortgage registration (HT-El) within seven days, and mortgage discharge (roya) within five working days.
Additionally, the priority list includes rights transfer within five working days, registration of decision letters (SK) within ten working days, and the conversion of Building Use Rights (HGB) or Use Rights (HP) into Freehold Rights (HM) for residential, shop-houses, and office-houses within five working days.
Dalu Agung Darmawan explained that the transformation towards electronic-based services has yielded tangible results across three main service groups: electronic mortgage (HT-El), land information, and electronic transfers.
He added that the simplification of business processes in electronic mortgage services has been able to reduce bureaucracy by decreasing the number of stages and actors involved, while simultaneously increasing the efficiency of human resource utilisation.
Furthermore, regarding land information services, electronic verification requests have reached 17,821,694 services to date, electronic SKPT has reached 936,067 services, and electronic Land Value Zones (ZNT) have reached 1,516,709 services.
Meanwhile, for electronic transfer services, deed reporting is conducted through the ATR/BPN Ministry’s electronic system no later than seven days after the deed is created, thereby preventing repeated transactions involving bad faith.
The Secretary-General specifically emphasised that the implementation of HT-El continues to show positive development and contributes to the national financing ecosystem.
“For HT-El, as of June 2026, 5,727,063 electronic mortgages have been issued with a total value of Rp5,792 trillion, supported by 4,540 creditor partners,” he said.
The value of HT-El also shows a high trend from year to year. In 2025, the value reached Rp1,008.81 trillion, and subsequently, from 2026 until this June, the realisation has surpassed Rp409.78 trillion.
“This achievement demonstrates that the digitalisation of mortgages not only accelerates services but also maintains the continuity of the credit ecosystem, the certainty of collateral, and the trust of the banking sector and the public in electronic land products,” he added.