<![CDATA[DKI Jakarta, as the country's economic center, has a large potential for zakat, especially zakat mal, but its collection has not been optimal. Low public compliance and trust in formal institutions, as well as limited understanding of zakat fitrah, are some of the caus-es. Previous studies have not examined zakat compliance through formal institutions in DKI Jakarta among Generation Z and Millennials. Therefore, this study aims to analyze the influence of religiosity, zakat literacy, social environment, system fairness, age, in-come, and gender on zakat compliance through formal institutions on the millennial gen-eration and Z generation in DKI Jakarta. The analytical method used is ordinary least square with multiple linear regression analysis to analyze the direct influence of each var-iable. This study found that religiosity, zakat literacy, social environment, system fair-ness, and age at a certain level have a positive and significant influence on zakat compli-ance through formal institutions. Meanwhile, income and gender were found to have no significant influence on compliance with zakat mal through formal institutions. These findings emphasize that Generation Z and Millennials in DKI Jakarta tend to consider aspects of religion, understanding, systems, and social influences in making decisions to comply with zakat mal through formal institutions.]]>
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