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The move will take effect at 17:00 Jakarta time (10:00 GMT). The country's government says the regulations are aimed to help protect local physical and online retailers. Indonesia was the first country to pilot the app's e-commerce service in 2021 and became one of the biggest markets for TikTok Shop. Last week, Indonesia announced regulations that would force TikTok to split its shopping feature from the popular video sharing service in the country. Announcing the measures, Indonesia's trade minister Zulkifli Hasan said: "Now, e-commerce cannot become social media. It is separated." He also told social media platforms they had a week to comply with the new rules or risk losing their licence to operate in the country. The announcement came after Indonesia's President Joko Widodo said last month: "We need to be careful with e-commerce. It can be very good if there are regulations but can turn bad if there aren't any regulations." "Our priority is to remain compliant with local laws and regulations," TikTok said in a statement on Tuesday. "As such, we will no longer facilitate e-commerce transactions in TikTok Shop Indonesia," it added. Online retailing in Indonesia has soared in recent years. The value of e-commerce sales will have increased more than sixfold between 2018 and next year to hit 689 trillion Indonesian rupiah ($44bn; £36.5bn), according to the country's central bank.