Group Director of Public Relations BI Difi A Johansyah said the policy is in accordance with the provisions of Circular BI refinement 10/42/DPD Number 27 November 2008 a number 15/3/DPM dated February 28, 2013 on Foreign Currency Purchase (PVA) on the rupiah to the bank .
"In addition to the stabilization of the rupiah, improving the provision is intended to equalize the provision of foreign exchange to purchase dollars to banks that have been enacted so far for the rest of the economy," said Difi during a press conference at the BI office in Jakarta, Wednesday (01/05/2013).
Difi added to the rupiah currency purchase transactions undertaken by economic actors - either directly to the bank or through PVA - must have a clear purpose use. "To purchase foreign exchange with a nominal value of more than $ 100,000 per month must wear warranty (underlying)," he added.
The guarantee in question include the import activities, payment services, payment of foreign currency debt, the payment of purchase overseas assets, business activities PVA non-bank, travel agency operations, investment income, investment disbursement until the repatriation of capital.
Difi added that this provision does not directly restrict the amount of foreign currency against the rupiah purchases by customers to the bank, whether conducted by the PVA and other economic actors. Specifically for the purchase of foreign exchange equivalent to 100,000 U.S. dollars per month, customers only need to submit bank statements related to the purchase of foreign currency.
"When foreign exchange transactions above $ 100,000 must meet the requirements of the underlying transactions as above," he added. Until the end of the year, transaction PVA Rp 35-40 trillion. Approximately 70 percent of the trading volume of transactions contributed in Jakarta, Batam and Denpasar.
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