Globalization and technological advances have influenced the development of money laundering which was once conventional crime, now money laundering practiced virtually where it's increase the difficulty to detect and the national regulations hardly applied to prosecute it in blurred virtual world jurisdiction. This has become a major issue in the process of implementing Indonesian law against virtual money laundering, which has caused huge losses for Indonesian national financial system. The purpose of this research is to describe virtual money laundering in current criminal law, especially in Indonesian law and ways of dealing with it in the future. This study uses normative research methods and uses related legal materials. The research method uses a statutory approach and a conceptual approach. The results of this study are due to virtual characteristics, virtual money laundering has become a part of cyber crime, and several popular methods are using virtual / digital anonymous exchange rates that are used on the Online Games site. From the results of the reviewed legal materials, it is concluded that several Indonesian laws can categorize virtual money laundering as a criminal act according to Law no. 8/2010 supported by cyber regulation Law no. 19/2016. Technological law enforcement as a penal effort is needed as important as we increase non-penal measures such as strict supervision in national financial transactions in Indonesia.