According to CoinMeta, Luke Mahoney, the CEO of the newly established Indonesian government export agency – danantara sumberdaya indonesia (referred to as DSI) – revealed that the agency will charge a service fee of “single-digit” dollars per ton for the export of commodities under its jurisdiction. Mahoney stated at the Indonesian Palm Oil Conference held in Bali that the specific charging standards will be announced next month. The agency is still in consultations with relevant industries and will initially cover the export of coal, palm oil, and ferroalloys worth $60 billion. Since its establishment earlier this year, the agency has brought uncertainty to Indonesia’s vast natural resources industry, aiming to curb irregularities such as under-invoicing, but it has also raised concerns about further strengthening of national control measures.