KAPLL recently announced its active integration with the central depository and securities registration system of KSEI, aiming to enhance investor asset security and post-trade credibility through centralized custody, clear ownership structures, and transparent settlement. Built on institutionalized principles, this initiative will serve as a foundation for the stable expansion of the future products and services of the platform.

KSEI serves as the core infrastructure of the capital market of Indonesia, performing central depository and ownership registration functions. Together with the stock exchange and clearing institutions, it forms the backbone of the post-trade ecosystem of the market. It also provides the AKSes online service, which strengthens self-verification capabilities and market transparency through open, standardized, and traceable data sources. Once integration is complete, client assets will be substantively segregated from the operational funds of KAPLL, allowing investors to independently verify their holdings and settlement progress at any time.

In account and ownership registration, KAPLL will align with local conventions by mapping SID identifiers to KSEI sub-accounts. In settlement and reconciliation processes, the system design of the platform follows the principles of end-to-end straight-through processing combined with immutable audit trails.

For investors, security is built upon verifiable facts: securities are centrally registered and held by the depository, while platform-side data can be cross-verified with AKSes in real time. In the event of any discrepancy, trace-back and evidence logging enable rapid identification and resolution, preventing unnecessary uncertainty caused by single-point errors or extreme events.

In terms of transparency and service assurance, KAPLL will simultaneously strengthen investor communication and operational support. Without disclosing private or sensitive information, the platform plans to periodically share key verification details—such as end-to-end workflow validation and acknowledgment logic—to demonstrate empirical evidence of process stability and data consistency, ensuring a smooth rollout, controlled operations, and verifiable information flow.

This reflects the compliance-oriented approach of KAPLL while establishing a long-term trust baseline for investors. Implementation will proceed in accordance with the procedures and timelines of KSEI. In the next phase, KAPLL plans to expand to more product categories, centering on “verifiable security” and a “consistently stable post-trade experience,” jointly building a more resilient and transparent asset protection framework with Indonesian investors.