T The revocation of pt bpr edccash\'s business license by the financial services authority (ojk) through decree kep-26/d.03/2024 has various legal implications, particularly regarding the protection of customer deposits. this thesis examines the legal construction of the guarantee for customer deposits of bank penkreditan rakyat edccash and the responsibilities of the deposit insurance corporation (lembaga penjamin simpanan) towards bpr edccash customers who fell victim to fictitious investments. this research uses a descriptive, normative legal approach. secondary data serves as the primary data, supported by primary data from the deposit insurance corporation (lembaga penjamin simpanan). the results of this study indicate that the obligation to guarantee customer deposits, originally placed with the bank, will shift to the lembaga penjamin simpanan\'s obligation, with the bank paying a premium to the lembaga penjamin simpanan as collateral for the transferred customer deposits upon the bank\'s liquidation. the deposit insurance corporation\'s (lps) liability is conditional, based on administrative criteria such as legal registration in the bank\'s books and compliance with the guaranteed interest rate. of the 450 verified accounts, 434 accounts worth rp7.6 billion were declared eligible for payment, while 16 accounts worth rp2.25 million were rejected due to reasons related to bank health (category t3). although the lps legal framework provides procedural protection, increased oversight by the financial services authority (ojk), public financial literacy education, transparency in the liquidation process, and inter-agency coordination are needed to strengthen customer protection and address legal loopholes in financial crime.