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The site itself is a quiz and study tool for what appears to be Indonesian banking certification standards (BFLP). It functions technically — pages load fast, the SSL certificate is valid. But the absence of any privacy policy or terms of service is a real problem. If you create an account or save progress, there's no telling what happens to that data. Legitimate exam prep platforms in this space (like those from actual training providers or banks) prominently display their legal terms and company registration.
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