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At a glance
- Honorarium is recorded per published article.
- It can be withdrawn 7 days after it is recorded.
- Minimum withdrawal: IDR 100,000.
- Transfers go to a payout account in your own name.
The journal thanks its editors and reviewers with an honorarium for work on published articles. The rules below are read from the journal's current settings.
Who receives it
- Editor in Chief
- Yes
- Handling editor
- Yes
- Reviewer
- Yes
- Held before it can be withdrawn
- 7 days
Work done by the journal's editorial system, rather than by you, is not paid. A journal manager may include or exclude an entry by hand, with a reason you can see.
When it is recorded
- The article is published.
- The honorarium is recorded for each person who earned it, with the article and the issue.
- After a holding period of 7 days it becomes available to withdraw.
The amounts per article and per issue are visible on your editorial desk or reviewer desk.
Withdrawals
- Minimum withdrawal
- IDR 100,000
- Withdrawal window
- Any day
- Held before it can be withdrawn
- 7 days
- Paid out by
- Bank transfer (Indonesia), International bank transfer, PayPal
- Withdrawals open now
- Yes
- Add a payout account in your own name on your desk.
- Ask for a withdrawal of your available balance within the withdrawal dates.
- A journal manager approves the request and transfers the money with a receipt.
- The payment is recorded and you receive a confirmation.
Only one withdrawal can be open at a time.
Payout accounts
- Bank account in Indonesia.
- International bank account (SWIFT/BIC or IBAN).
- PayPal.
The account data is used only to pay you and is never shown to others.
Taxes
Tax on honorarium follows the applicable regulations. Keep the receipts for your own tax return.
Independence
Honorarium never depends on the decision: reviewers and editors are paid for the work, not for accepting or declining. See conflicts of interest and editorial governance.
