The platform details the settlement process and documentation for merchant reconciliation in Rupiah from international digital payments.

Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, 6th Jan 2026 — Xepeng today emphasizes its direct Rupiah bank settlement model, outlining what merchants can expect in terms of fund delivery, reconciliation support, and transparency for each processed transaction.

The settlement process begins after customer verification and transaction validation. Funds are converted and transferred directly to the merchant’s registered bank account in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). This approach ensures that merchants receive cleared, domestic currency payments without any involvement in digital asset handling or foreign exchange complexities.

For each processed transaction, merchants can expect a structured outcome designed for simplicity and compliance. IDR settlement is delivered to the merchant’s registered bank account. This direct transfer leverages domestic banking rails, allowing funds to integrate seamlessly into existing cash flow systems.

Reconciliation documents are tied to each transaction, providing merchants with comprehensive records to support accounting and audits. These include the transaction reference (such as an invoice or booking number), timestamp of key events and settlement amount in IDR. Such documentation helps merchants match payments to their commercial records without additional manual effort.

This model aligns with Xepeng’s commitment to operational efficiency. By handling all backend mechanics, including verification, risk controls, and conversion, the platform ensures merchants focus on their core business activities. The direct Rupiah outcome reduces potential complications associated with foreign currencies or digital assets, supporting standard financial practices in Indonesia.

Key aspects of the direct Rupiah bank settlement include:

• IDR delivery to the merchant’s registered bank account via domestic rails.

• Reconciliation documents with transaction reference, timestamp, settlement amount, and conversion window.

  

The settlement model supports broader compliance requirements by maintaining all outcomes in Rupiah, Indonesia’s legal tender. This eliminates currency conversion risks for merchants and aligns with national financial policies that prioritize local currency stability and economic retention.

In practice, merchants benefit from a streamlined flow: generate a payment link, provide a transaction reference, and receive Rupiah with accompanying documentation. This transparency not only aids internal audits but also provides peace of mind in an evolving digital payment landscape.

As international digital sources become more prevalent, platforms like Xepeng offer merchants a compliant way to access new revenue streams. The emphasis on direct Rupiah settlements reflects a design philosophy centered on merchant simplicity and regulatory harmony.

This focus on Rupiah outcomes contributes to local economic activity by ensuring converted value circulates within Indonesia. By avoiding foreign currency holdings, merchants can immediately utilize funds in their daily operations, supporting cash flow and business growth.

Merchants interested in exploring Xepeng’s settlement model can visit https://www.xepeng.com for more details.

About Xepeng
Xepeng is a payment conversion platform, designed to support secure, compliant transactions while simplifying operations for Indonesian merchants.

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City: Denpasar

State: Bali

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Disclaimer: This press release is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or regulatory advice. Transaction processes and settlement outcomes may vary based on applicable requirements and individual circumstances.

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Xepeng Outlines Direct Rupiah Bank Settlements