Kuningan Madya, Transportation hub in Setiabudi district, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Kuningan Madya is a transportation hub in the Setiabudi business district of Jakarta with a TransJakarta bus station and modern pedestrian bridges. The station connects commuters to multiple routes through automated fare gates.

Kuningan Madya station opened together with the launch of TransJakarta Corridor 6, which runs north to south along Jalan HR Rasuna Said. It was first called Halte Kuningan Madya AINI. The old building, about 50 metres north of today's site, was demolished because of the Jabodebek LRT project, and the station reopened on 17 September 2018.

The station's name comes from Jalan Kuningan Madya nearby, and it was formerly called Halte Kuningan Madya AINI. Its pedestrian bridge over Jalan HR Rasuna Said is unusual: its west end connects to a garden pedestrian path rather than Jalan Karet Karya because of limited pedestrian space.

The station is well laid out with wide passages that accommodate the flow of many commuters during peak hours. Visitors should note the modern signage to navigate the correct bus lanes and exits.

The pedestrian bridge at Kuningan Madya has an unusual western end: it connects to a garden walkway rather than to Jalan Karet Karya, because pedestrian space there was limited. The bridge was repainted yellow-orange on 9 October 2024, when steel floor plates were also replaced.