Indonesia is broadening its digital social assistance program beyond its initial successful pilot in Banyuwangi to encompass 42 additional districts/cities and one province. This expansion builds upon the positive outcomes observed during the pilot phase. Government officials anticipate significant efficiency gains, potentially reaching IDR 260 trillion (approximately USD 16.4 billion). The initiative, discussed by the Head of the Government Digital Transformation Acceleration Committee, aims to streamline the delivery of social welfare programs. Further details regarding implementation and specific program components were not immediately available. The move signals a broader push towards digitalization within the Indonesian government’s social programs. This expansion is expected to improve transparency and reduce administrative costs associated with social assistance distribution.