Foreign nationals (WNA) can open an account at Pintu. This guide explains the document requirements, what KITAS/KITAP are, and your options if you don’t have them yet.
1. Can Foreign Nationals Register at Pintu?
Yes, foreign nationals can open a Pintu account. To register or verify your account, you must use:
- A passport
- A KITAS or KITAP
- An Indonesian bank account
These documents are submitted via email to help@pintu.co.id. No other proof of identity can be used.
Please note, Pintu only processes Rupiah withdrawals to banks in Indonesia.
Important notes:
- Pintu only accepts users who are not U.S. citizens, were not born in the U.S., and do not hold a U.S. green card.
- Users must also not transact through accounts or financial institutions in the U.S., have no U.S. tax obligations, and not represent any party with U.S. citizenship.
- Further information is available in Pintu’s terms and conditions.
2. What Are KITAS and KITAP?
- KITAS (Limited Stay Permit Card) is for foreign nationals who want to stay in Indonesia for a limited period.
- KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit Card) is for foreign nationals who want to stay and settle in Indonesia as residents.
3. What If You Don’t Have a KITAS/KITAP?
If you don’t have a KITAS/KITAP, you can still complete KYC. Attach an ID card from your home country along with your passport to verify your account at Pintu.