BCA Expands Access to SBN Investments via Digital Platform

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BCA) is expanding public access to investments in government bonds (SBN) through digital platforms.

BCA’s Vice President Director, John Kosasih, stated that as one of the main SUN dealers, BCA plays an active role in both the primary and secondary markets, including marketing and trading processes as well as providing liquidity in the secondary market.

Through the myBCA app and KlikBCA Individu, BCA facilitates the end-to-end digital ordering of government bonds in the primary market, as well as transactions in the secondary market via its branch network and myBCA.

“This initiative aligns with the government’s efforts to enhance financial inclusion while deepening the domestic bond market,” he said in a written statement on Friday (17/4/2026).

This is also supported by an annual increase of more than 20 per cent in investors year-on-year (yoy), with the majority being young investors from the millennial and Gen Z generations, growing by more than 50 per cent annually.

According to him, this achievement demonstrates that the ease of access to state investment instruments through BCA’s service ecosystem can reach more young people to start investing.

For these efforts, BCA received awards from the Republic of Indonesia’s Ministry of Finance as the Main Distribution Partner and Dealer for State Debt Securities (SUN).

BCA obtained three awards as the main SUN dealer for the category of main dealer with the Best Performance in 2025 and one award as the SUN Retail Distribution Partner with the Best Performance in 2025.

John stated that this appreciation serves as evidence of BCA’s efforts in educating the public to invest safely.

In addition, this award also shows the contribution of BCA customers in supporting national development through state financing instruments, as well as support for the development of the domestic financial market.

“This achievement demonstrates BCA’s commitment to strengthening the intermediation function in the financial market, while supporting the government in maintaining efficient and sustainable financing. We will continue to encourage increased participation from domestic investors through the optimisation of distribution channels and market education,” John concluded.