Bank Indonesia (BI, first called De Javasche Bank) is the central bank of the Republic of Indonesia. As a central bank, the central bank has a single purpose, which is to achieve and maintain rupiah stability. The rupiah stability contains two aspects, namely the stability of the currency for goods and services, as well as stability against the currencies of other countries.
To achieve these objectives it is supported by three pillars which are the three areas of its work. The third field of this task is to formulate and implement monetary policy, regulate and maintain the smooth operation of payment systems, as well as regulate and supervise banks in Indonesia. All three need to be integrated in order to achieve goals and maintain rupiah stability can be achieved effectively and efficiently.
BI also became the only institution that has the right to circulate money in Indonesia. In carrying out its duties and powers, led by the BI Board of Governors. Since 2013, Agus Martowardojo served as Governor BI replace Nasution.
