Check Your Desil: Official BPS DTSEN Check, Explained
Last updated: 10 November 2026 · Sources: Kemensos, BPS, Puslapdik Kemendikdasmen
Short answer: your desil can only be checked on the official BPS site dtsen-form.bps.go.id: enter your NIK, the captcha, and your date of birth. It is free and takes about a minute. Use the decoder below to understand what your desil number means.
Desil Decoder: What Does Your Desil Mean?
Pick your family's desil number (from the official BPS/Kemensos check) to see what it means and which benefits can be proposed for it.
Don't know your desil yet? Check it officially and free at BPS: green button below. Desil is a relative welfare ranking (PMT), not an income figure, and not a guarantee of aid: quota, proposal and verification also apply.
Step by Step: Checking Your Desil at BPS
- Open the official siteGo to dtsen-form.bps.go.id in your browser. Check the address carefully: fake sites copy the design but never end in .go.id.
- Enter your NIKType the 16 digits from your KTP exactly, with no spaces.
- Complete the captchaCopy the characters shown in the image. If they are hard to read, reload for a new code.
- Verify with your date of birthEnter your date of birth as printed on your KTP to unlock the result.
- Read your desilThe site shows your household's desil in DTSEN. Desil 1–4 can be proposed for PKH and BPNT; Desil 1–5 is the PBI-JK target group.
Go to the Official BPS Desil Check →
After You Know Your Desil
Knowing your desil tells you your priority zone: it does not enroll you automatically. If you are in Desil 1–4 but not receiving PKH or BPNT, you can be proposed (usul) through your village office or the official Cek Bansos app. If your desil seems wrong for your real condition, you can file an objection (sanggah) through the same channels. Both processes are free and decided through village deliberation and the local social office: never instantly, and never for a fee.
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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
Where is the official place to check my desil?
On the BPS DTSEN check site, dtsen-form.bps.go.id. Enter your NIK, complete the captcha, then verify with your date of birth. The official Kemensos Cek Bansos app also shows welfare data. Both routes are free.
What do I need to check my desil?
Only your 16-digit NIK from your KTP and your date of birth. The check happens on the BPS website: this guide never asks you to type your NIK here.
My desil is 3. What does that mean?
Desil 3 means your household is in the "near poor" group: the third-lowest 10% of households nationally in DTSEN. Households in Desil 1–4 can be proposed for PKH and BPNT assistance, and Desil 1–5 for PBI-JK health premium assistance. It is a priority ranking, not an automatic guarantee of receiving aid.
Can my desil change?
Yes. DTSEN data is updated periodically (the current version, DTSEN v3, was released on 10 July 2026) using BPS surveys and data corrections. If your data is wrong, you can file a correction or objection (sanggah) through the Cek Bansos app or your village office.
The BPS site shows no result for my NIK. Why?
Your household may not yet be recorded in DTSEN, or the NIK/date-of-birth combination may not match the database. Double-check the digits and date format, and if the problem continues, ask your village office (desa/kelurahan) or local social office (Dinsos) to verify your registration.