State-owned Bank BTN (Bank Tabungan Negara) has affirmed its readiness to return Rp38 trillion (approximately $2.4 billion USD) in Excess Budget Funds (SAL) to the Indonesian government. The return will be carried out in stages, adhering to the schedule previously established by the government. This follows a request from Purbaya, a government official, to retrieve the SAL funds held by the bank. BTN’s commitment signals compliance with government fiscal policy regarding the management of surplus funds. The phased approach suggests a planned and coordinated effort to repatriate the substantial amount. This move aims to bolster state finances and align with national budget management strategies. Further details regarding the specific timeline for the returns are anticipated.