Jakarta. Tech company GoTo Gojek Tokopedia will reduce its commission on motorcycle ride-hailing services to 8% starting July 1, allowing drivers to retain 92% of fares in line with Indonesia's new regulations aimed at improving the welfare of online transportation workers.

The move marks one of the most significant changes to Indonesia's ride-hailing industry since the sector emerged more than a decade ago, following a government mandate that limits platform commissions.

GoTo Deputy Chief Executive Officer Catherine Hindra Sutjahyo said Gojek would implement the new revenue-sharing scheme for its GoRide motorcycle taxi service beginning next month.

"This is part of our effort to continue improving the welfare of our driver partners," Catherine said in a statement on Wednesday.

Under the new arrangement, Gojek drivers will receive at least 92% of passenger fares, while the company will retain a maximum commission of 8%. Previously, ride-hailing drivers received approximately 80% of the commission.

The policy follows President Prabowo Subianto's call during this year's May Day celebrations for lower commissions charged by digital transportation platforms. The government subsequently issued Presidential Regulation No. 27/2026 on the Protection of Online Transportation Workers.

The regulation requires ride-hailing operators, such as Gojek and Grab, to limit their commissions to a maximum of 8%, a measure intended to increase drivers' incomes.

Catherine acknowledged that implementing the new scheme would pose challenges for GoTo's motorcycle transportation business, which remains one of the company's core on-demand services.

"The adjustment must consider several interconnected factors, including maintaining drivers' income opportunities, keeping services affordable for customers, and ensuring the sustainability of the ecosystem," she said.

She added that Gojek would continue coordinating with the government and other stakeholders to ensure the policy is implemented smoothly while maintaining the long-term viability of the platform.

GoTo's shares closed unchanged at Rp 50 on Wednesday.

The commission reduction comes as GoTo has begun showing signs of financial improvement. The company reported its first-ever quarterly net profit of Rp 258 billion ($14.4 million) in the first quarter of 2026, supported by strong growth in its financial services business.

Adjusted EBITDA rose 35% from the previous quarter to Rp 907 billion, underscoring the increasing contribution of higher-margin businesses such as digital financial services.