Ensure That Electronic Land Certificates Are Safe, Minister Hadi: We Use Block Data To Blockchain Strongly Refinered

Minister of ATRBPN Hadi Tjahjanto (fourth from the left) accompanied President Jokowi in the event of 'Launching and Submission of 2.5 Million Electronic Land Certificates' at the State Palace, Jakarta, Monday 4 December. (X-RajaJuliAntoni)

JAKARTA - Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) Hadi Tjahjanto ensures that land certificates in electronic form are very safe.

"I previously continued to encourage, always closing the points that became questions (about security), all staff, including the legal bureau said they were safe. There is no difference between a manual certificate in the form of a book and an electronic certificate," said Hadi after accompanying President Joko Widodo to attend the Launch and Submission of an Electronic Land Certificate at the State Palace, Jakarta, Monday, December 4, which was confiscated by Antara.

Hadi said with an electronic certificate, everything was recorded and entered in a data block that would lead to blockchain and would provide certificate security, including public assets.

"There will be no more overlapping problems or threats being annexed by the land mafia," he said.

Hadi also said that electronic land certificates have excellent security systems that can ward off hacking. In fact, the possibility of hacking is zero percent.

"We are using a data block, leading to a blockchain, this is strongly inflated. Then can it be hacked? Want to go into one system, pass through several doors. Thus, I believe this security is very good, zero percent (likely), impossible," he said.

Hadi said that this electronic land certificate is very easy to transact.

He also said that physical certificates that had been circulating so far would soon be transferred to electronic media.

"Later it will be done over the media. We will clearly use third parties to work. If we work ourselves, there will be a lot. Later we will transfer the media accompanied by experts," he concluded.