Indonesia's tax authority will start collecting data from e-wallet and cryptocurrency service providers under the new Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 108/2025. This regulation mandates that both bank and non-bank e-wallet providers, as well as cryptocurrency exchanges, share account and transaction data with the Directorate General of Taxation for tax purposes. The move aligns with the OECD's updated Common Reporting Standard and Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework. The regulation aims to integrate payment service providers and e-money operators into Indonesia's financial information reporting system. Starting in 2027, Indonesia will automatically exchange e-wallet and cryptocurrency asset information with cooperating countries, using data from 2026. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance tax compliance and transparency in the digital financial sector.