Deposits Dominate Third-Party Funds in Indonesian Banking

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 29/09/2025 14:35 WIB

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Public savings or third-party funds (TPF) managed by Indonesian banks reached IDR 9.33 quadrillion as of June 2025. The majority of these were in the form of deposits.

Value of Deposits, Current Accounts, and Savings in Indonesian Commercial Banks (January-June 2025)

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Value of Deposits, Current Accounts, and Savings in Indonesian Commercial Banks (January-June 2025)

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According to data from the Financial Services Authority (OJK), public deposits or third-party funds (TPF) managed by Indonesian banks reached IDR 9.33 quadrillion in June 2025.

The majority of these public deposits in commercial banks are in the form of deposits.

In June 2025, the value of TPF in the form of deposits reached IDR 3.37 quadrillion, equivalent to 36.13% of the total national banking TPF.

Followed by TPF in the form of demand deposits at IDR 3.02 quadrillion (32.42%), and in the form of savings at IDR 2.93 quadrillion (31.45%).

Although the value of deposits is the largest, its growth is slower compared to demand deposits.

In June 2025, the value of public deposits in commercial banks in the form of demand deposits grew by 10.35% compared to June last year (year-on-year/yoy).

Meanwhile, the value of deposits grew by 4.19% (yoy) and savings grew by 6.84% (yoy).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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