ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is the ultimate goal of economic integration. This agreement will make ASEAN into a single market and products based that will make ASEAN more dynamic and competitive. In 2020, ASEAN has the sole purpose of achieving the integration of the financial sector this is known as ASEAN Banking Integration Framework. The main problem is how the infrastructure readiness Indonesian banking law to use the opportunity and compete in order ABIF purposes and how the banking regulation to encourage national banks to meetthe criteria of Qualified ASEAN Banks? The results showed, required regulations that provide convenience for national banks to meet QAB through mergers and consolidation; Indonesia still has to prepare a series of agreements to support bilateral agreements with ASEAN countries, among others, related to surveillance, handling troubled banks, confidentiality or the exchange of information between the Bank and the human resources and other national interests that must be negotiated in bilateral agreements based on the principle of reciprocity. ABIF agreement made Indonesia need to remap all regulations relating to the implementation ABIF, including synchronization and harmonization of banking regulation with regional and global policies such as AEC agreement, ABIF and Basel Core as well as the guidelines issued by the global banking authority.