State Revenue Through Bank Mandiri Capai Rp533 Trillion In Nine Months

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PT Bank Mandiri has prepared the best financial services to optimize state revenues through the implementation of the Third Generation State Revenue Module (MPN G3) by the Ministry of Finance.

As a result, Bank Mandiri as the Collecting Agent for state revenues has contributed IDR 533 trillion or around 26.5 percent of the total realization of state revenues in the 2021 State Budget which reached IDR 2,011.3 trillion.

Bank Mandiri Treasury and International Banking Director Panji Irawan said the contribution increased 24 percent from the previous year which reached IDR 430 trillion.

We have developed Livin' by Mandiri super app services and the Kopra by Mandiri digital super platform which are able to facilitate retail and wholesale customers in fulfilling obligations to the state. The reason is, this service is directly connected to the Ministry of Finance's G3 MPN so that monitoring and reporting can be done up to date," he said in an official statement, Tuesday, October 25.

According to Panji, the two digital services provide optimal convenience for individuals and business actors in paying deposits to the state, because they can be done on the same platform as sources of funds so that they are very practical and do not need to move to other applications.

"Thanks to Livin' and Kopra by Mandiri, customers' enthusiasm in paying deposits to the state has also increased. The proof is, until September 2022, the collection of state revenues through Bank Mandiri has reached IDR 517 trillion, up 32.5 percent from the same period last year," said Panji.

Through this contribution, the Ministry of Finance rewarded Bank Mandiri with the title of Diamond in the 2021 BUMN category of Collecting Agent Performance Award which is the highest award for the realization of the largest state revenue volume.

The award was handed over by the Director General of Treasury of the Ministry of Finance Hadiyanto at the Dhanapala Building, Ministry of Finance, Jakarta, Tuesday, October 25.

"In the future, we believe the presence of the two latest digital services will further contribute to increasing state revenues, because the number of users continues to increase and develop financial feature innovations, both in Livin' and Kopra by Mandiri," concluded Panji.