Indosurya Victims Begin to Receive Compensation, Trillions of Rupiah Still Awaiting Disbursement

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Six years have not been a short time for Christian to wait for his money to be returned.

Since the Indosurya Savings and Loan Cooperative (KSP Indosurya) failed to pay customer funds in 2020, he has been waiting for the return of the money that is rightfully his.

However, after this long wait, the amount he has received is only about Rp 70 million, from a total loss of Rp 3 billion.

Christian is one of the victims who received the first phase of fund recovery through the Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) of the Attorney General's Office on Tuesday (20/10/2026).

Although this recovery marks the beginning of restoring his losses, Christian feels that the amount is still far from what he hoped for. He also highlighted that many assets remain unsold, along with allegations of embezzlement regarding seized assets.

"So we received about 2.8 percent each. This is just for the first phase, but it’s still very far off. And indeed, there are other assets. Those other assets that have been seized have not been sold, and there are also assets that have been seized but are suspected to have been embezzled," Christian said when met at the BPA on Tuesday (20/10/2026).

For this reason, Christian hopes that the BPA won't stop at the first phase of fund return.

He urges the Attorney General's Office to continue tracking other assets that have not been seized, including those listed in court rulings.

"Yes, the hope is, as I said earlier, to have the other assets that have not been confiscated, and those that have been ordered in court but are yet to be seized, to be swiftly auctioned off," he stated.

The Attorney General's Office Acknowledges that Recovery is Far from Total Losses

Christian's experience illustrates the vast gap between the funds successfully recovered and the total losses faced by Indosurya victims.

The Attorney General's Office acknowledged that the first phase fund recovery amounting to Rp 229.4 billion is still far from the total losses of the victims.

Patris Yusrian Jaya, Head of the Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) of the Attorney General's Office, stated that the disbursement of these funds represents a first step towards restoring victims' rights after a lengthy process starting in 2022.

"After a long journey, from 2022 until now at the end of 2024, we can now fulfill the wishes and rights of the victims of KSP Indosurya today, although they are still far from the amount of losses they suffered," Patris said during the fund distribution event to the KSP Indosurya victims.

Patris explained that the Rp 229.4 billion fund originates from several confiscated items, including cash in both rupiah and foreign currencies, as well as proceeds from the sale or auction of certain assets traced from convict Henry Surya.

He added that the BPA will continue to search for and track assets, including confiscating and auctioning those assets that can be used to recover victims' losses.