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You must not deface Indonesian Rupiah banknotes because it violates the law and risks severe penalties.
Penalties:
• Maximum 5 years imprisonment and fines up to Rp1 billion based on Article 35 of Law No. 7 of 2011 concerning Currency.
• This action is considered disrespectful to state symbols such as the Garuda and images of national heroes on banknotes.
Other consequences:
• Defaced banknotes are classified as Unfit for Circulation (UTLE) and must be exchanged at a bank.
Notes:
• Although defaced banknotes can still be used temporarily, it is advisable to exchange them promptly to avoid lega

You must not deface Indonesian Rupiah banknotes because it violates the law and risks severe penalties.
Penalties:
• Maximum 5 years imprisonment and fines up to Rp1 billion based on Article 35 of Law No. 7 of 2011 concerning Currency.
• This action is considered disrespectful to state symbols such as the Garuda and images of national heroes on banknotes.
Other consequences:
• Defaced banknotes are classified as Unfit for Circulation (UTLE) and must be exchanged at a bank.
Notes:
• Although defaced banknotes can still be used temporarily, it is advisable to exchange them promptly to avoid lega

You must not deface Indonesian Rupiah banknotes because it violates the law and risks severe penalties.
Penalties:
• Maximum 5 years imprisonment and fines up to Rp1 billion based on Article 35 of Law No. 7 of 2011 concerning Currency.
• This action is considered disrespectful to state symbols such as the Garuda and images of national heroes on banknotes.
Other consequences:
• Defaced banknotes are classified as Unfit for Circulation (UTLE) and must be exchanged at a bank.
Notes:
• Although defaced banknotes can still be used temporarily, it is advisable to exchange them promptly to avoid lega