BPKH Secures Eighth Consecutive WTP Opinion, Stresses Transparent Hajj Fund Management

The Hajj Financial Management Agency (BPKH) has once again achieved a milestone in financial governance. For the 2025 financial year, BPKH successfully obtained an Unqualified Opinion (WTP) from the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK). This is the eighth consecutive WTP award received by BPKH since the institution was first established. Head of the BPKH Implementing Body, Fadlul Imansyah, welcomed the audit result. According to him, the predicate is tangible proof that BPKH is serious about maintaining accountability, transparency, and professionalism in managing the people’s funds. “Alhamdulillah, in 2025, BPKH’s financial report closing the books at the end of December 2025 has received an Unqualified Opinion. So this is the eighth Unqualified Opinion and eight consecutive years,” said Fadlul during a media briefing at the BPKH Office in South Jakarta on Monday, 27 July 2026. Fadlul stressed that this award from the BPK is a manifestation of BPKH’s promise to continue protecting and managing funds belonging to millions of Indonesians who aspire to perform the fifth pillar of Islam. “Obtaining the Unqualified Opinion from the BPK proves that the consistency of governance, transparency, and accountability in managing hajj funds has been maintained since BPKH was established until 2026 for the closing of the 2025 books,” he said. To date, BPKH bears a significant responsibility as it must manage funds belonging to approximately 5.6 million prospective hajj pilgrims within its ecosystem. Therefore, maintaining the integrity of the institution to retain public trust is a non-negotiable obligation. “What we want to note and need to convey is that this achievement is not merely an audit opinion. But it reflects BPKH’s commitment to safeguarding the mandate of millions of Indonesian hajj pilgrims,” he explained. Behind the consistency of maintaining the WTP opinion for eight years, Fadlul revealed there are five main pillars continuously upheld by BPKH. The five pillars are strengthening risk management, absolute compliance with regulations, a multi-layered supervisory system, the implementation of sharia-based investment, and public information disclosure.