Warih Suprapti, a 46-year-old civil servant who works in Jakarta, still sometimes withdraws cash in Rp 20,000 (US$1.46) bills from an automated teller machine (ATM). On Wednesday, she did so at a cash machine managed by city-owned lender Bank DKI at the Jakarta Capital Investment and One-Stop Service Agency's (DPMPTSP) office in Kuningan, South Jakarta. "These Rp 20,000 bills are important for me to pay for motorbike taxi services and give an allowance to my children," she said. "I actually have an OVO [e-wallet platform] account, but sometimes I pay in cash." Bank DKI, which operates 1,085 ATMs of various bill denominations across Greater Jakarta, is maintaining its cash machines that dispense Rp 20,000 bills to cater to customers who have a particular need for smaller banknotes, such as students. Bank DKI joins state-owned lenders Bank Negara Indonesia ...