With over 21 million users and a booming digital economy, Indonesia is fast becoming Asia’s next crypto growth engine. The regulatory baton is shifting from Bappebti to the Financial Services Authority (OJK) — a move that signals more clarity, oversight, and maturity for the digital asset space.
Besides these 8 exchanges, Indonesia has over 15 licensed crypto platforms officially registered under Bappebti.
This article highlights the top 8 licensed exchanges that are shaping the crypto market in Indonesia— based on their user base, liquidity, innovation, and reputation. If you’re looking to list a token, build your user base, or enter the Indonesian crypto scene, these are the key players to know.
Indodax
Indonesia’s first and largest exchange, Indodax has been active since 2014 and supports hundreds of token pairs. With millions of users and deep local liquidity, it remains a foundational player. Known for its strong retail reach and educational programs, Indodax is a major gateway for mainstream adoption.
Tokocrypto
Backed by Binance, Tokocrypto brings together global infrastructure and local execution. It offers spot trading, staking, and offline community hubs like T-Hub, Indonesia’s first crypto learning space. Tokocrypto is also active in policy discussions and grassroots initiatives — making it one of the more ecosystem-aware platforms.
Pintu
Pintu focuses on retail users with a clean, mobile-first interface and simplified product offerings. With features like auto-invest, staking, and curated tokens, it’s become one of the country’s most downloaded crypto apps. Its emphasis on compliance and beginner-friendly UX earns it strong user trust.
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Reku (formerly Rekeningku)
Following its rebrand, Reku has leveled up both its tech and user experience. Fast IDR transactions, a sleek interface, and tighter compliance controls make it attractive to both new users and seasoned traders. The platform continues to expand its token listings and deepen local engagement.
Triv
Triv stands out for its 24/7 crypto-to-rupiah conversions and instant liquidity. With seamless e-wallet integrations and real-time fiat access, it’s ideal for users who want speed and practicality. A long-time player in the space, Triv is known for its reliability and responsiveness.
Upbit Indonesia
A local arm of South Korea’s leading exchange, Upbit Indonesia offers global-grade trading with institutional-level security. Its listing standards and compliance processes are rigorous, attracting serious traders and well-established projects seeking trustworthy infrastructure.
Pluang
Pluang is a full-service investment app offering crypto, stocks, and gold — all in one place. With a Gen Z-friendly design and multi-asset access, it’s designed for young, first-time investors. Crypto assets on Pluang are carefully curated to ensure accessibility and regulatory alignment.
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Ajaib Kripto
Already a trusted brand in stock trading, Ajaib now expands into crypto with Ajaib Kripto. Built for traditional investors exploring digital assets, the platform offers a smooth, regulated experience inside a familiar fintech ecosystem.
Final Thought
If you’re serious about entering this space, navigating regulation, and choosing the right partners from day one can make or break your success. Indonesia Crypto Network (ICN) has helped global players get listed, stay compliant, and connect with the right stakeholders — from users to regulators. Curious how your project can grow in Indonesia — the right way? Let’s talk.
