Indonesia’s financial regulator continues to expand its list of licensed cryptocurrency exchanges, reflecting the country’s growing digital asset industry and increasingly mature regulatory framework.
As of May 2026, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) has officially licensed 26 Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD), making them legally authorized to offer cryptocurrency trading services in Indonesia.
The latest addition to the list is Luno Indonesia, which recently obtained its operating license from OJK.
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OJK Continues to Strengthen Crypto Regulation
Since taking over crypto asset supervision from Indonesia’s former commodities regulator (Bappebti) in January 2025, OJK has been actively overseeing licensing and compliance across the country’s digital asset sector.
According to Adi Budiarso, Executive Head of Financial Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets Supervision at OJK, the regulator continues to process license applications while maintaining strict regulatory standards.
Alongside approving new licenses, OJK also rejected the application of one digital asset trading entity. As a result, the company’s previous status as a prospective crypto asset trader under Bappebti is no longer valid.
Overall, OJK has approved licenses for 32 entities across Indonesia’s crypto ecosystem, including:
- 26 Digital Financial Asset Traders (crypto exchanges)
- 2 Digital Financial Asset Exchanges
- 2 Clearing Institutions
- 2 Crypto Custodian Institutions
List of OJK-Licensed Crypto Exchanges in Indonesia
As of May 2026, the following companies are officially licensed by OJK to operate as Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD):
As of May 2026, the following companies are officially licensed by OJK as Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD):
- PT Aset Digital Berkat (Tokocrypto)
- PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang (Pluang)
- PT CTXG Indonesia Berkarya (Mobee)
- PT Indodax Nasional Indonesia (Indodax)
- PT Aset Kripto Internasional (BTSE.ID)
- PT Cipta Koin Digital (Naga Exchange)
- PT Enkripsi Teknologi Handal (Usenobi)
- PT Kagum Teknologi Indonesia (Ajaib)
- PT Kripto Maksima Koin (Floq)
- PT Mitra Kripto Sukses (Kriptosukses)
- PT Pintu Kemana Saja (Pintu)
- PT Sentra Bitwewe Indonesia (Bitwewe)
- PT Tiga Inti Utama (Triv)
- PT Upbit Exchange Indonesia (Upbit Indonesia)
- PT Rekeningku Dotcom Indonesia (Reku)
- PT Teknologi Struktur Berantai (Bitwyre)
- PT Tumbuh Bersama Nano (Nanovest)
- PT Multikripto Exchange Indonesia (OSL Indonesia)
- PT Samuel Kripto Indonesia (Samuel Kripto)
- PT Utama Aset Digital Indonesia (Bittime)
- PT Aset Instrumen Digital (ASTAL)
- PT Cyrameta Exchange Indonesia (CYRA)
- PT Kripto Inovasi Nusantara (CoinX)
- PT Coinbit Digital Indonesia (Stockbit Crypto)
- PT Pedagang Aset Kripto (Coinvest)
- PT Luno Indonesia Ltd (Luno)
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Licensed Infrastructure Supporting Indonesia’s Crypto Market
In addition to crypto exchanges, OJK has also licensed several infrastructure providers that support Indonesia’s regulated digital asset market.
Digital Asset Exchanges
- PT Central Finansial X (CFX)
- PT Fortuna Integritas Mandiri (ICEx)
Clearing Institutions
- PT Kliring Komoditi Indonesia
- PT Pranata Karya Solusi
Crypto Custodians
- PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia
- PT Arganis Konsultindo Utama
Together, these institutions form the core infrastructure for Indonesia’s regulated crypto ecosystem.
Indonesia’s Crypto Industry Continues to Grow
The expansion of licensed crypto exchanges comes amid continued growth in Indonesia’s digital asset market.
According to OJK, spot crypto trading volume reached IDR 22.98 trillion (approximately US$1.3 billion) in April 2026, representing a 2.86% increase from IDR 22.34 trillion recorded in March.
As a result, year-to-date crypto transaction value reached IDR 99.01 trillion (around US$5.6 billion) by the end of April 2026, approaching the IDR 100 trillion milestone.
Investor participation also continues to rise. OJK reported 21.70 million registered digital financial asset and crypto accounts in April 2026, up 1.57% from 21.37 million accounts recorded a month earlier.
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Why This Matters
Indonesia has become one of Asia’s fastest-growing cryptocurrency markets, with a regulatory approach that emphasizes licensing, consumer protection, and market infrastructure.
For both local and international investors, checking whether a crypto exchange is officially licensed by OJK is an important step in ensuring that the platform operates within Indonesia’s regulatory framework.
As OJK continues to expand its oversight and approve new market participants, Indonesia’s regulated crypto ecosystem is expected to play an increasingly significant role in Southeast Asia’s digital asset industry.
For global crypto, fintech, and Web3 companies, Indonesia offers more than just a large user base. The country now has a clearer regulatory structure, active retail participation, and a growing digital asset ecosystem supported by licensed exchanges, clearing institutions, and custodians.
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