The Development Economics Study Program Holds a Seminar on “Digital Payment System Transformation & Challenges to Indonesia’s Monetary Stability”

The Development Economics Undergraduate Study Program at Trisakti University held a seminar titled “Digital Payment System Transformation & Challenges to Indonesia’s Monetary Stability” on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The event took place in the Auditorium of Building S, 8th Floor, Campus A, Trisakti University.

The seminar was attended by Vice Dean III, Abubakar Arief, S.E., M.M.; Head of the Development Economics Undergraduate Study Program, Dr. Syofriza Syofyan, S.E., M.E.; Secretary of the Development Economics Study Program, Dr. Lavlimatria Esya, M.Sc.; and students of the Development Economics Study Program.

The event featured two speakers from the Bank Indonesia Representative Office in Jakarta. The first speaker was Roes Dina Martha, Acting Head of the Licensing and Payment System Policy Implementation Division at the Bank Indonesia Representative Office in Jakarta. She presented on the development and transformation of digital payment systems in Indonesia.

In her presentation, Roes Dina Martha explained various developments in digital payment systems, which are increasingly becoming part of people’s economic activities. This transformation provides convenience and efficiency in transactions, while also presenting new challenges that must be considered in maintaining the security and stability of payment systems.

Meanwhile, the second speaker, Danny Pardamean, an analyst from the Consumer Protection Team at the Bank Indonesia Jakarta Representative Office, discussed the importance of increasing public awareness of various forms of digital fraud. The material presented provided students with an understanding of steps they can take to recognize and avoid various fraudulent methods in digital transactions.

This seminar is expected to broaden students’ understanding of the development of digital payment systems and the challenges they bring, particularly in the context of the Indonesian economy and monetary stability.