Bareskrim Polri Elevates PT MASI Illegal Access Case to Investigation Stage
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Krisna Mukti, the advocate representing clients who were victims of the alleged criminal illegal access at PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia (MASI), has revealed that the Indonesian National Police Criminal Investigation Division (Bareskrim Polri) has elevated his clients’ case to the investigation stage.
The upgrade in the case status, he stated, occurred after his team received the latest Notice of Investigation Progress (SP2HP) from the Cyber Division of Bareskrim.
“The contents state that after conducting an investigation, sufficient preliminary evidence was found that a criminal offence has occurred,” Krisna said in a statement in Jakarta on Saturday.
Furthermore, Krisna explained that the report covers various serious alleged legal violations, ranging from illegal access and unauthorised fund transfers to violations of consumer protection and money laundering (TPPU).
The incident is known to have occurred in Jakarta in early October 2025. With the case status being raised to the investigation stage, he believes the police have worked professionally and transparently in handling public complaints, particularly from clients who feel aggrieved.
He expressed his appreciation to the Cyber Division of Bareskrim for upgrading the report to an investigation.
He noted that in the next step, Bareskrim investigators will issue various official documents at the investigation stage and will send a Notice of the Commencement of Investigation (SPDP) to the Attorney General’s Office and the reporting parties.
He hopes that the legal process continues to proceed objectively until justice is served for the victims.
“Once again, we express our highest appreciation to the Cyber Division of Bareskrim,” he said.
The case of alleged illegal access at PT MASI first emerged following reports from victims to the Cyber Crime Directorate of Bareskrim Polri on 28 November 2025.
In their report, the victims claimed to have lost investment funds due to alleged illegal access totalling Rp90 billion.