Bank DKI Distributes KLJ, KPDJ, and KAJ for DKI Jakarta Residents

JAKARTA – As a form of support for the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemprov) program, Bank DKI again distributed the Jakarta Child Card (KAJ), Jakarta Disability Card (KPDJ), and Jakarta Elderly Card (KLJ) which was carried out in Jakarta, Tuesday (23/7/2024). This activity is part of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government’s efforts in handling social vulnerability by providing Social Assistance to residents who meet the requirements.

Bank DKI President Director, Agus H. Widodo, in his official statement said, “The distribution of KLJ, KPDJ, and KAJ is a form of support from Bank DKI to ensure that every beneficiary receives assistance in an efficient and safe manner. In this case, Bank DKI acts as a facilitator for the distribution of social assistance, which aims to expand the scope of social services to the community,”

Bank DKI also provides ease and convenience for beneficiaries in accessing their social assistance, namely through integration with the digital banking application JakOne Mobile. JakOne Mobile allows beneficiaries to manage and monitor assistance received digitally, facilitate non-cash transactions, and access various other banking services.

Agus continued, through this integration, his party ensures that it can make it easier for beneficiaries.

“Through integration with the JakOne Mobile application, Bank DKI wants to ensure that beneficiaries can easily access and utilize the assistance provided,” he said.

The distribution of social assistance cards to beneficiaries was carried out in stages in several areas of Jakarta during 23-31 July 2024, namely the Central Jakarta area was distributed to 1,346 KAJ recipients, 5 KPDJ recipients, and 5 KLJ recipients, and the West Jakarta area was distributed to 830 KAJ recipients, 5 KLJ recipients and 5 KPDJ recipients.

As of June 2024, the Basic Needs Fulfillment Social Assistance (PKD) has been distributed in two stages, namely Stage I distributed to 52,135 KLJ recipients, 6,475 KPDJ recipients, and 4,800 KAJ, Stage II distributed to 90,743 KLJ recipients, 11,099 KPDJ recipients, 8,807 KAJ recipients.

For recipients who have received funds in the previous year but did not receive them this year, they can check the Integrated Social Welfare Data (DTKS) via the website. or submit a complaint to the DKI Jakarta Provincial Social Services.

Bank DKI Corporate Secretary, Arie Rinaldi appealed to all beneficiaries to always be careful and vigilant in conducting financial transactions, especially not to provide PINs to other people who claim to be from Bank DKI.

Arie added that beneficiaries can use JakOne Mobile Bank DKI for daily financial transactions quickly, safely and conveniently.

“By utilizing Bank DKI’s digital banking services, one of which is the JakOne Mobile super app for easy transactions anywhere, anytime,” concluded Arie.

If the beneficiary requires further information, they can contact the Bank DKI Call Center Service at (021) 1500-351.

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