Smartphone trading through the online section makes it easier for people to
make buying and selling transactions. This convenience makes this trade
misused in blackmarket smartphone sales. This legal research uses normative
research with a status approach. Legal settlement is carried out preventively
through the Regulation of the Director General of Customs and Excise
Number PER-05/BC/2020, blackmarket smartphones cannot be used because
they do not have an IMEI. Regulation of the Minister of Finance of the
Republic of Indonesia Number 199 /Pmk.Ol0/2019 concerning Customs,
Excise, and Tax Provisions on the Import of Consigned Goods stipulates that
documents for shipping goods must be complete to be sent by the sender to
the recipient based on the provisions of the applicable documents in all
shipments including smartphones or other electronics. Meanwhile, repressive
legal settlements through the applicable criminal law that lead to
imprisonment or prosecution for damages, there are criminal threats and
fines for trafficking in contraband goods are regulated in Law No. 17 of 2006
concerning Customs. While administrative sanctions are obtained if they
violate the Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 26 of 2021 concerning
Stipulation of Standards for Business Activities and Products in the
Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing in the Trading Sector, it is
regulated that producers and importers are obliged to complete each
electronic and telematics product with instructions for use and a guarantee
card in Indonesian before being traded on the market. in the country that has
been affixed with the registration number, the sanctions can be in the form of
paying a certain amount of money and the product is withdrawn and the shop
is permanently closed for the seller.