Dewan Nasional Keuangan Inklusif (DNKI) is an Indonesian government body focused on expanding access to formal financial services and supporting public welfare. Through the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (SNKI), it coordinates initiatives involving government agencies, financial-sector organisations and regional stakeholders. Its work promotes wider access to financial accounts, payments, savings, credit and consumer protections, alongside stronger financial literacy.

DNKI’s programmes include KEJAR, which encourages students to have savings accounts, and GENCARKAN, a national movement to broaden financial education and inclusion. It also highlights QRIS for accessible digital payments, non-cash social assistance, micro and small business financing through Kredit Usaha Rakyat, land certification to support access to formal finance, and consumer complaint resolution. Financial education and consumer protection are further areas of focus.

The DNKI website provides information on inclusion targets, surveys, performance indicators and financial-access maps, as well as strategy and programme reports, research, policy materials, news and regulations. Together, these resources help explain Indonesia’s efforts to make financial services more accessible and useful across communities.