Official Channels for Paying Tilang (Traffic Ticket) Fines
The official process for paying tilang fines via BRIVA, a bank teller, an ATM, or Pos Indonesia.
Payment of tilang (the Indonesian traffic ticket / citation) fines is now fully integrated electronically into the Kas Negara (State Treasury) through the Kejaksaan RI (Attorney General’s Office of Indonesia).
Payment Steps
- Obtain the BRIVA payment code (15 digits) from the tilang ticket sheet or from the Kejaksaan e-Tilang website.
- Make the payment through a BRI ATM, internet banking, an EDC machine, or a Pos Indonesia counter.
- Keep the transaction slip / receipt as valid proof that the fine has been paid in full.
- Present the payment receipt at the counter of your local Kejaksaan Negeri to collect the seized barang bukti (SIM, STNK, or vehicle).
Required Documents
- BRIVA payment code (the BRI virtual account code) / Kejaksaan tilang payment code
Fee Breakdown & Legal Basis
| Fee Component | Category & Authority | Amount | Official Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official Tilang Fine | PNBP (central government) | Per the court decision / payment code | Kejaksaan Negeri / Kas Negara |
- Perma No. 12 Tahun 2016 (Supreme Court Regulation No. 12 of 2016)
- UU No. 22 Tahun 2009 (Law No. 22 of 2009)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
May a police officer on the road accept a tilang fine in cash?
NO, THIS IS NOT PERMITTED. Every tilang fine must be paid through the official payment code of the Kejaksaan (Prosecutor's Office) / Kas Negara (State Treasury).
What if the initial payment made via BRIVA exceeds the fine set in the judge's ruling?
The excess balance (the fine deposit) may be collected or transferred back through BRI bank by presenting the proof of payment and the tilang ticket sheet.
Is a transfer receipt valid for collecting a seized SIM or STNK?
Yes. An ATM or mobile banking payment slip, or a Pos Indonesia receipt, is valid proof for collecting barang bukti (items seized and held as evidence) at the Kejaksaan Negeri.