Knowledge base

VerifyExact gathers records on Indonesian companies from public registers, court and bankruptcy systems, tender and procurement lists and news. Each finding names its source and the date we observed it. From the findings we give a Low, Medium or High rating with the reasons behind it and suggested payment terms, or Limited data when there are too few records.

These pages explain the method and the terms you will meet in Indonesian company records. They describe how things work in general. Rules and portals change, so check the current official portal for anything that matters to your decision.

• Our method

  The four layers of checks, how the rating works, and how sources and dates are shown.

• Glossary

  Indonesian business terms such as PT, NIB, AHU and SIPP: what each is, where it is checked, and what it does and does not tell you.

Insights

Practical guides on checking companies and vendors.

• Counterparty due diligence checklist for doing business in Indonesia

  A practical checklist covering identity, history, legal standing, procurement blacklists, operations and payment signals, scaled to the size of the deal.

• How to check if an Indonesian company is real: AHU, OSS and NIB explained

  A plain-English guide to the Indonesian registrations that show a company exists, what each one confirms, what it does not, and which red flags to look for.

• Vendor onboarding fraud: five checks before you pay a new supplier

  Five practical checks that stop most payment mistakes and impersonation attempts when you add a new supplier or change bank details.

VerifyExact provides information, not legal or financial advice. For larger transactions, involve your own legal and financial advisers.