Indonesia BPJPH Halal Certificate Search

Check any product or business against Indonesia's official BPJPH halal certificate registry (halal.go.id) — the government database that decides whether a product can legally carry a halal label in Indonesia. This actor reads BPJPH's public certificate search directly, returning certificate number, business name, product name, and issue date for each match, so trade-compliance, sourcing and export teams can verify halal status in bulk instead of querying the site by hand.

Why use this actor now?

Indonesia's mandatory halal certification requirement (Law 33/2014, extended by PP 42/2024) reaches full enforcement on October 17, 2026 — after that date, most food, beverage and cosmetic products sold in Indonesia (population 280M+, the world's largest Muslim-majority market) must carry a valid BPJPH halal certificate or be pulled from shelves. That deadline is creating urgent, one-off and recurring demand for bulk certificate verification:

• Export/import compliance — confirm a supplier's or your own product's halal status before shipping into or listing in Indonesia.
• Sourcing & procurement — screen a shortlist of Indonesian manufacturers by certificate status before signing a contract.
• Marketplace & retail trust — verify that a seller's halal badge claim matches an active BPJPH certificate.
• Certification consultants/auditors — track certificates issued to client businesses.

What data can this actor extract?

Field	Type	Description
productName	string	Certified product name
businessName	string	Business (pelaku usaha) the certificate was issued to
certificateNumber	string	BPJPH halal certificate number
registrationNumber	string, null	Business's NIB (Nomor Induk Berusaha) registration number, when published
issueDate	string	Certificate issue date, as published (Indonesian format, e.g. "16 September 2026")
halalCategory	string, null	Product/service category, when BPJPH publishes one for that certificate
status	string	Certificate status ("Issued" for every record returned — this registry only lists issued certificates)
sourceUrl	string	The exact BPJPH registry page this record was read from

How to use this actor

1. Click Try for free (or Run) on this actor's page.
2. Leave Search query empty to browse the most recently issued certificates, or fill it in with a product name, business name, or certificate number.
3. Set Search by to match what you put in the query (Product name, Business name, or Certificate number).
4. Set Max results to cap how many certificates you want back.
5. Click Start and wait for the run to finish.
6. Open the Dataset tab and export as JSON, CSV, or Excel — or pull results programmatically via the API tab.

Input example

Find certificates for businesses with "USIN" in their name:

{
  "searchQuery": "USIN",
  "searchBy": "business",
  "maxResults": 50
}

Output example

This is a real item from a live run of this actor (tests/smoke_input.json, empty query — browsing the most recent certificates):

{
  "productName": "KERIPIK KACA RASA PEDAS TEH ENYI",
  "businessName": "USIN",
  "certificateNumber": "ID32110080916300926",
  "registrationNumber": null,
  "issueDate": "16 September 2026",
  "halalCategory": null,
  "status": "Issued",
  "sourceUrl": "https://bpjph.halal.go.id/cari/sertifikat?page=1"
}

Pricing

You pay $0.008 per result — no subscription, and nothing is charged for a run that finds no matches.

Your Apify discount tier	Price per result
Free	$0.008
Bronze	$0.0072
Silver	$0.0065
Gold	$0.006
Platinum / Diamond	$0.0055

Apify's free plan includes $5 of monthly credit — enough for 600+ certificate lookups at no cost.

FAQ

Is this legal? Yes. BPJPH's certificate registry is a public Indonesian government service published at bpjph.halal.go.id for anyone to search. This actor reads the same public pages a person browsing the site would see — no login, no CAPTCHA bypass, no personal data.

Why does "Product name" or "Certificate number" search sometimes return fewer results than "Max results"? BPJPH's own search form accepts a product-name or certificate-number filter, but (verified while building this actor) it does not actually filter server-side — the registry returns the same unfiltered, most-recent-first listing regardless of that value. To work around this, this actor scans the most recently issued certificates locally and keeps only the ones matching your query, up to 600 recent certificates (60 pages) per run. If your product or certificate isn't among the most recent listings, it won't be found this way — use Business name search instead, which BPJPH does filter server-side and is both faster and more complete.

Why is halalCategory often null? BPJPH's registry currently leaves the product/service category field unpublished ("-") for the vast majority of certificates in this listing; the field is included and populated whenever the source does provide a value.

How fresh is the data? As fresh as BPJPH's own registry — this actor reads the live search page on every run, so results reflect whatever BPJPH has published at run time.

Limits & notes

• Only certificates published in BPJPH's public search registry are covered — draft, rejected, or revoked applications are not listed there and so cannot appear in results.
• BPJPH is a Next.js government application with no official public API; this actor reads the same server-rendered HTML a browser receives and has no documented stability guarantee from BPJPH. If BPJPH changes its page structure, this actor may need an update — please report issues via the Issues tab.
• Field labels and some content in the source registry are in Indonesian (e.g. dates like "16 September 2026" are day-month-year with an Indonesian month name).
• This actor identifies itself with a descriptive User-Agent and paces requests modestly to stay respectful of BPJPH's public infrastructure, especially given expected traffic spikes as the October 17, 2026 enforcement deadline approaches.

Support

Found a bug or have a feature request? Use the Issues tab on this actor's page. For programmatic access, see the API tab for ready-made code snippets in your language of choice.