<p><em>Abuse of authority for personal gain through dishonest or illegal behavior such as bribery, extortion and embezzlement of public funds, namely corruption is a big problem in government. The government's anti-corruption intelligence agency is often faced with difficulties in finding physical evidence of acts of corruption as a legal effort to uphold justice. However, with the development of technology in the current digitalization era, money has no physical form, and there is a rapid development of digital currency throughout the world. In the near future, Indonesia will soon have its own digital currency, called Digital Rupiah. This will trigger changes in various transaction systems and the Indonesian economy. The purpose of this study is to reveal the potential of Digital Rupiah which can be a new solution in efforts to combat corruption in the Indonesian government. This research is a qualitative-exploratory research with data collection using documentation techniques from the related literature. With blockchain technology in digital currency and big data systems that can be used to accurately determine the amount and direction of money circulation that can be used to track corruption. This article will also review the risks, models and regulations needed to manage the potential of the digital rupiah in tackling the problem of corruption in government.</em></p>