Bank Jakarta Opens Mudik Service Post and Launches QRIS Promotions at KM 429 Semarang
JAKARTA — Bank Jakarta has opened a Mudik Service Post at the KM 429 Rest Area in Semarang through 20 March 2026 as part of its effort to provide services to the public undertaking the Lebaran exodus journey.
The programme represents the company’s commitment to supporting the comfort and safety of travellers during their journey home.
Chief Executive Officer of Bank Jakarta Agus H Widodo stated that the presence of the Mudik Service Post is also a step by the company to engage with communities beyond Jakarta. He explained that the Mudik Service Post programme, being Bank Jakarta’s first such initiative, aims to raise awareness of the company’s banking services.
“Moreover, Semarang is also one of the mudik destinations for Jakarta residents,” Agus said in a written statement on Monday (16 March 2026).
The Bank Jakarta Mudik Service Post is set up as a rest stop for travellers. In addition, Bank Jakarta is offering various promotional programmes to post visitors, including souvenirs for customers opening new accounts and cashback for transactions using QRIS through the JakOne Mobile application.
The presence of these facilities is expected to help long-distance travellers rest briefly before continuing their journey.
Hanifah, one of a Jakarta-based traveller who stopped at the Bank Jakarta Mudik Service Post, said she benefited from the available services. She noted that the presence of the post provided additional comfort during her journey home.
Bank Jakarta Corporate Secretary Arie Rinaldi stated that the provision of the Mudik Service Post also serves as a platform for the company to introduce digital banking services to the wider public.
According to Arie, through this programme Bank Jakarta is striving to provide facilities that not only support traveller comfort, but also offer direct experience in using digital transaction services.
“Through this Mudik Service Post, we want to provide facilities for travellers whilst introducing the convenience of Bank Jakarta’s digital transactions,” Arie said.
The company’s involvement in this free mudik programme is part of a series of activities conducted during the Lebaran exodus period. Through the provision of service post facilities and transport support, Bank Jakarta is striving to contribute to facilitating the journey of people returning to their hometowns.
These programmes are also described as part of the company’s commitment to providing services that meet the needs of both customers and the general public during the Lebaran exodus period.