Cek Pajak Kendaraan Bermotor - Vehicle status check & verification

DISCLAIMER: This application does not represent any government organization.

This app is designed to assist users in checking the status of motor vehicles. It currently covers regions such as West Java, East Java, Yogyakarta, West Sumatra, South Sumatra, Riau, Riau Islands, West Kalimantan, South Sulawesi, North Sulawesi, and Lampung.

It is important to note that some areas may encounter display issues due to various problems.

This tool is particularly useful for individuals looking to verify the condition of a vehicle prior to purchasing a used car or motorcycle.

DISCLAIMER: This application does not represent any government organization.

Your Indonesian Used Vehicle Guardian: Cutting Through Uncertainty with Clarity

Having navigated Indonesia's bustling used vehicle markets from Bandung to Surabaya, this app became my indispensable shield against costly mistakes. Its brilliance lies not in flashy features but in delivering crystal-clear vehicle histories when stakes are highest. I’ll never forget inspecting a seemingly pristine Toyota Avanza in Yogyakarta – the app’s regional database cross-check revealed it was registered as flood-damaged in West Java just six months prior, saving me from financial disaster. 

The VIN decoding cuts through seller obfuscation like a laser: seeing a motorcycle’s three previous owners in Riau Islands and its accident flag from a Medan repair shop transformed opaque negotiations into informed discussions. While coverage gaps exist (noted transparently), its current provinces include critical economic hubs where used vehicle turnover is highest. For buyers in covered regions, it’s revolutionary peace of mind in your pocket.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How current is the vehicle data? Could recent accidents be missing?

A: Data latency varies by province. Major incidents (total loss, insurance claims) typically appear within 30 days, but minor repairs may take longer. Always pair app checks with a mechanic’s inspection for comprehensive assessment.

Q: Can I verify vehicles from non-listed provinces?

A: Limited functionality. The app may display basic ownership history if the vehicle was previously registered in covered regions, but accident data or current status in uncovered areas (e.g., Bali, Papua) won’t appear.

Q: Is this legally admissible for dispute resolution?

A: No. While highly informative, it’s not an official government document. Use reports as negotiation leverage, but finalize purchases with formal BPKB (certificate) verification at Samsat offices.

Q: How does it access this data without government affiliation?

A: It aggregates publicly available registries, insurance partnerships, and authorized repair network data. Think of it as an intelligent data collator, not a primary source.

Q: Are motorcycle histories as detailed as cars?

A: Surprisingly robust. Received full ownership timelines and accident flags for bikes in East Java and South Sulawesi. Coverage depth rivals car reports in supported regions.

Q: What’s the biggest limitation besides regional gaps?

A: Odometer fraud detection. While it flags major accident damage, it cannot verify mileage authenticity. Always cross-reference service records physically.

Q: Is personal owner information exposed?

A: Privacy-focused. Reports show registration dates, accident history, and region transfers – but never personal names, IDs, or contact details.

Critical Reminder: This tool supplements – but does not replace – formal vehicle checks through official channels (Samsat). Use it as your first-line defense, not your final approval.