You need to declare:



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<li>Country of tax residency — the country where you are registered as a taxpayer</li>



<li>Tax Identification Number (TIN) for your country of tax residency</li>



<li>Address matching your tax residency</li>
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If you have more than one country of tax residency, all countries must be listed.



For Indonesian citizens: Pintu will automatically fill in the TIN field with the NIK registered to your account. You don&#8217;t need to change anything, unless you are a wife who files taxes using your husband&#8217;s NPWP — in that case, please replace the TIN with your husband&#8217;s NIK and attach your Kartu Keluarga (family registration card) as a supporting document.

What information do I need to provide for the self-declaration of tax residency?

PMK 108/2025 requires Crypto Asset Service Providers (PJAK), including Pintu, to collect users&#8217; tax data and relevan Crypto Asset information. This data is reported to the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) every year. 



The goal is to ensure tax transparency and prevent cross-border tax avoidance.

Why is Pintu asking for a self-declaration of tax residency

A tax residency self-declaration (or self-certification) is a statement you fill in yourself to declare which country you are a tax resident of. Starting 1 January 2026, Pintu is required by the DJP to request this declaration from all users, as mandated by PMK 108/2025 (Minister of Finance Regulation No. 108 of 2025) on Technical Guidelines for Access to Financial Information for Tax Purposes.

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