Check Your DTSEN Desil at BPS: Step by Step
Last updated: 10 November 2026 · Sources: Kemensos, BPS, Puslapdik Kemendikdasmen
Short answer: open dtsen-form.bps.go.id, enter your NIK, solve the captcha, then enter your date of birth: the site displays your household's DTSEN desil. The whole check takes about a minute and is free.
Before You Start
You need two things from your KTP: the 16-digit NIK and your exact date of birth. No account, no app install, no fee. Do the check yourself on the official site: this guide only explains the screens; never type your NIK into any other website, including this one (we have no NIK form, by design).
The Steps
- Open dtsen-form.bps.go.idIn your phone browser. Verify the domain letter by letter: BPS ends in .go.id.
- Enter your NIKType all 16 digits carefully. A single wrong digit returns "not found" even when you are registered.
- Solve the captchaType the characters from the image. If unclear, refresh for a new one rather than guessing repeatedly.
- Submit and complete date-of-birth verificationThe "Cek Desil" result is protected by a second step: enter your date of birth exactly as on your KTP.
- Read your desil resultThe page shows your household desil (1–10) from the current DTSEN data. Screenshot or note it down.
- Interpret the numberDesil 1–4: PKH & BPNT target zone. Desil 5: PBI-JK zone. Desil 6–10: outside regular targets. Use our Desil Decoder for the full meaning.
Open the Official BPS Desil Check →
Common Problems and Fixes
| Problem | Likely Cause & Fix |
|---|---|
| "NIK not found" | Typo, or the household is not yet in DTSEN. Re-check digits; if correct, ask the village office about registration/usul. |
| Date of birth rejected | The database record differs from your KTP (common with older registrations). Visit Dukcapil or the village office to align civil records. |
| Page will not load | High traffic at disbursement times. Try early morning, and make sure you are not on a copycat domain. |
| Desil looks wrong | File an objection (sanggah) in the Cek Bansos app or via the village office; BPS/Kemensos data is corrected in update cycles. |
Related: What is a desil? · Read your NIK structure · Check bansos recipient status
Protect Your Data: This site NEVER asks for your NIK, family card number, NISN, or ID photo. Every tool on this page runs 100% on your own device: no data is sent or stored. Official checks happen only on government sites ending in .go.id and are always FREE. Anyone charging a fee to check your benefits is a scammer.
Frequently Asked Questions | caracekdesil
What is the BPS desil check website address?
dtsen-form.bps.go.id: BPS (Statistics Indonesia) runs it for DTSEN desil checks. Always type the address yourself or use the button on this page; search results and social-media links are often copied by fake sites.
What information does the BPS site ask for?
Your 16-digit NIK, a captcha code, and then your date of birth as a second verification step. That is all: it never asks for OTP codes, bank details or payment.
The captcha keeps failing. What should I do?
Reload the page to generate a fresh captcha image and type the characters exactly, watching for similar characters (0/O, 1/I). Using a stable connection and the phone's standard browser also helps.
The result shows a desil but I am not receiving any aid. Why?
A desil is only the targeting basis. To actually receive PKH or BPNT you must also be proposed (usul) and verified, and your name must be in the recipient decree (SK) for the current stage. Submit an usul via the Cek Bansos app or your village office if you believe you qualify.
Can I check someone else's desil?
The BPS check requires the person's NIK and date of birth: personal data that should only be used by the person themselves or a family member helping them. Never buy or share other people's NIK data; "paid desil check" services are illegal data traders and scammers.