Legal Accountability of Rupiah Money Processing Service Provider (PJPUR) In Criminal Actions in the Implementation of Rupiah Money Processing Services Activities
Gede Agung Wirawan Nusantara Doctor of Law Study Program, Universitas Warmadewa I Wayan Rideng Lecturer of Law Study Program, Universitas Warmadewa I Nyoman Putu Budiartha Lecturer of Law Study Program, Universitas Warmadewa How to cite this article: Gede Agung Wirawan Nusantara (2024). Legal Accountability of Rupiah Money Processing Service Provider (PJPUR) In Criminal Actions in the Implementation of Rupiah Money Processing Services Activities, 44(2), 80-96. ABSTRACT Initially, the processing of Rupiah money was carried out by banks, both government and private banks. Banks perform processing of Rupiah currency in accordance with Bank of Indonesia regulations. However, along with the rapid development of transactions, the rapid increase in the number of customers, as well as innovations in electronic transactions involving non-cash payment system technology in the digital era. All of this cannot be undertaken by bank agencies only, due to limited infrastructure, human resources, and technology owned by banks. Therefore, the bank cooperates with other parties to carry out Rupiah processing activities within the scope of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, namely with Rupiah Money Processing Service Providers (PJPUR), namely parties who have obtained permission from Bank of Indonesia to carry out Rupiah processing service activities. However, in carrying out these tasks, indeed, there are many obstacles and there are even criminal acts committed by PJPUR employees such as embezzlement of money. So all forms of crime must have criminal liability. This study applies the Normative Legal Research Method using a problem approach, namely the statutory approach, the conceptual approach and the case approach. As well as the form of liability in the event of a criminal act committed by an employee when charging, withdrawing, and/or monitoring the adequacy of Rupiah currency at an automated teller machine (ATM), cash deposit machine (CDM), cash recycling machine (CRM) is a criminal liability and liability. compensation. KEYWORDS legal liability, criminal acts, rupiah money processing service provider REFERENCES
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