The Indonesian government is accelerating the digitalization of social assistance (bansos) programs, aiming to reach approximately 50 million impoverished citizens. This initiative focuses on delivering aid through digital platforms to improve efficiency and transparency. The program will benefit individuals within the lowest five deciles of the population (Desil 1-5). Data accuracy is a key concern as the government transitions to this new system. Officials are prioritizing verifying recipient information to ensure aid reaches the intended beneficiaries. The digitalization of bansos is expected to streamline the distribution process and reduce potential for corruption. This move reflects a broader effort to leverage technology for social welfare programs across Indonesia.