The concluded US–Indonesia trade agreement marks an important step forward for high-standard digital trade in the Indo-Pacific. By facilitating cross-border data flows, recognizing the United States as an adequate data protection jurisdiction, and prohibiting discrimination against US digital services, the agreement enables businesses from every industry to confidently invest in and do business with Indonesia. The agreement's commitments to protect source code and proprietary technology, eliminate tariffs on intangible products, and maintain a moratorium on customs duties for electronic transmissions signal progress on trade-related digital governance matters upon which future trade agreements can build.