Cash Pile From Online Gambling Seizure Displayed by State

Indonesia’s Directorate of Cyber Crimes (Dittipidsiber) of the Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim) handed over cash amounting to Rp 58.1 billion tied to a money-laundering case stemming from online gambling to the Attorney General’s Office for execution, after the case had obtained permanent legal force (inkrah).

All the cash on display consisted of Rp 100,000 banknotes, arranged in large bundles and neatly laid out on a table at the Awaloedin Djamin building, Bareskrim Polri, Jakarta, on Thursday, 5 March 2026.

The handover is in line with Supreme Court Regulation (Perma) 1 of 2013 regarding the procedure for handling wealth in money-laundering cases or other crimes.

Disclosure of the online gambling case and TPPU is an expansion of the analysis results by the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (PPATK).

Himawan Bayu Aji, head of the Directorate of Cyber Crimes, Bareskrim Polri, said the assets handed over originated from the seizure of 16 police reports (LPs) linked to the TPPU case from online gambling. The Rp 58.1 billion stemmed from 133 bank accounts.

“With a total asset value handed over to the state via the Attorney General’s Office today amounting to Rp 58,183,165,803 from 133 accounts,” he said.