Postel Certificate cancellation is an administrative action taken by SDPPI (Postel) under Kominfo/Komdigi against telecommunication devices that no longer comply with regulatory requirements. A valid Postel Certificate is mandatory for legal distribution of telecommunication devices in Indonesia.
Understanding the causes and handling procedures of Postel Certificate cancellation is essential for manufacturers, importers, and distributors.
What Is Postel Certificate Cancellation?
Postel Certificate cancellation refers to the revocation of a telecommunication device’s certification status by the regulatory authority. Once canceled, the device cannot be legally distributed or marketed in Indonesia.
The cancellation may be temporary or permanent depending on the severity of non-compliance.
Common Causes of Postel Certificate Cancellation
Postel Certificates may be canceled due to:
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Non-compliance with certified technical specifications
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Unauthorized hardware or software modifications
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Misuse of certificate numbers
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Certificate applied to different products
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Failed market surveillance or audits
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Frequency spectrum violations
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Invalid or misleading submission documents
Ongoing compliance monitoring is critical.
Impacts of Postel Certificate Cancellation
Potential impacts include:
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Market distribution prohibition
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Product recalls
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Administrative penalties
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Import disruption
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Financial and reputational losses
Early mitigation is strongly recommended.
Handling Postel Certificate Cancellation
Typical handling steps include:
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Review of the cancellation notice
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Root cause analysis
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Technical and documentation audit
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Corrective action implementation
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Re-certification submission if eligible
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Coordination with SDPPI/Komdigi
Professional guidance ensures proper corrective measures.
Conclusion Biruni Consulting
Postel Certificate cancellation poses significant regulatory and business risks for telecommunication devices in Indonesia.
Biruni Consulting provides expert support in Postel Certificate compliance audits, cancellation risk mitigation, corrective action planning, and re-certification management, ensuring your devices remain compliant, market-ready, and legally secure.
