Sociological Analysis of Fintech Law Enforcement in the Digital Era

Abstract

Purpose: For reach order and certainty law in public need enforcement is carried out law. Enforcement law This done among others with put things in order duties, functions and authority of institutional institutions tasked with enforcing the law according to the authority of each institution, to achieve the creation of legal order and certainty so need exists system cooperation Which Good between institutions law enforcer. Method: Current technological developments have an impact on the financial sector. Changes affect the security system in the financial sector. Enforcement law in Indonesia filled with complexity and complexity. Results and Conclusion: Wrong One form from complexity and this complexity can stated as “enforcement law pushed to slow lane.” That on basically the technology of law modern use method of “compression or generalization" Which always own determination for behave neutral, objective, and "No look hair" in facing the problem law Which is inside public. Implications of the Research: However, in reality a day method the must face to face with "doctrine Who is always asked “who the person." Consequence from doctrine the principle don’t look hair changed become principle “look hair", And No matter Which impossible legal proceedings That even like pushed to track slow. Originality/Value: This research investigates the sociological analysis of the implementation of fintech law in the digital era. By looking at trends and dynamics in the development of financial technology (fintech), this research explores how law enforcement agencies handle legal issues related to fintech amidst rapid global change. Through a sociological approach, this research analyzes various factors that influence the application of law in the fintech context, including regulation, public policy, market dynamics and social change.