Jakarta. Bank Negara Indonesia, or BNI, has deployed its Agen46 service at key points along major homecoming routes to support seamless public transactions during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr travel season.

The move is part of BNI’s efforts to ensure continued access to financial services amid heightened mobility during the annual exodus, allowing travelers to meet their transaction needs easily without disrupting their journeys.

BNI Corporate Secretary Okki Rushartomo said the presence of Agen46 along homecoming routes is designed as a practical solution for people requiring fast and efficient banking services.

“Through the presence of BNI Agen46 at strategic points along homecoming routes, we aim to ensure that people can continue to transact comfortably without having to deviate from their travel routes or face long queues at banking service offices,” Okki said in a statement.

During the travel period, BNI has placed Agen46 at eight strategic locations along major routes, namely Way Handak Expo (Lampung), Bandung–Garut Road (Kadungora), Bojongminggir Road (Pekalongan), Gilimanuk Cargo Terminal, Pertamina Toyomerto gas station (Cilegon), Rest Area KM 39 A (Cikarang), Prambanan toll exit (Klaten), and Ketapang Port (Banyuwangi).

Through this service, the public can access various transactions, including cash withdrawals and deposits, ferry ticket purchases via Ferizy, TapCash top-ups, and bill payments. The service is expected to help travelers meet their financial needs conveniently amid dense traffic flows.

In addition to transaction services, BNI has also introduced the Agen46 homecoming post concept, offering added value for travelers. Those making transactions at selected locations may receive complimentary beverages during the program period.

“This program not only provides service convenience, but also delivers a more comfortable and enjoyable travel experience for homebound travelers,” Okki added.

BNI said the initiative further strengthens the role of Agen46 as an extension of banking services capable of reaching various public activity points, including high-mobility corridors such as Eid homecoming routes. It also supports collaboration with regional partners in building a more inclusive financial services ecosystem.

With an expanding network and services increasingly tailored to public needs, BNI is optimistic that Agen46 will serve as a reliable financial solution, both in residential areas and along Indonesia’s major travel routes.

The presence of Agen46 along homecoming routes not only improves access to transactions but also underscores the role of banking in supporting smooth public mobility while delivering a more practical and comfortable travel experience.