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Logos of Indonesia's top Bitcoin exchanges: Indodax, Tokocrypto, Reku, Pintu, and Ajaib

In a nutshell

  • Exchanges are an easy way to buy bitcoin with rupiah and good for beginners as they offer a user-friendly interface, customer service, and other helpful features
  • However, Bitcoin exchanges in Indonesia come with some trade-offs: they require KYC, are custodial, and charge fees for their service
  • We compared 8 exchanges for you, so you can pick the one that fits your needs

Buy bitcoin easily with rupiah – but be aware of the trade-offs.

Want to buy Bitcoin in Indonesia? An exchange is the easiest place to start. You pay with rupiah by bank transfer and get Bitcoin within minutes. Below we compare 8 Indonesian exchanges by fees, ease of use and trust. One rule matters most: an exchange is a place to buy, not a place to store. Exchanges ask for KYC and hold your coins for you. Move your Bitcoin to your own wallet. If you don't hold the keys, it isn't really yours.

Compare all 8 exchanges at a glance

Last updated: October 2026. All 8 exchanges on this page are licensed by OJK, Indonesia’s financial services authority. Fees change often, so check the current fee in the app before you buy.

ExchangeHow you pay feesSend BTC to your own walletLicensed by OJKGood for
IndodaxTrading fee per order (maker/taker)YesYesLargest BTC/IDR market, saving plan
TokocryptoTrading fee per order (maker/taker)YesYesMany features, active traders
RekuSmall percentage fee per tradeYesYesBeginners who want low fees
PintuSpread included in the price (Pintu Pro: maker/taker fee)YesYesBeginners, very easy app
Ajaib KriptoSpread included in the priceYesYesInvestors who already use Ajaib for stocks
Upbit IndonesiaTrading fee per order (maker/taker)YesYesTraders who want high liquidity
PluangSpread included in the priceYes (max. 2 BTC per day)YesBitcoin, gold and stocks in one app
TrivFlat percentage fee per tradeYesYesFast rupiah deposits and withdrawals

Taxes are the same on every licensed exchange: when you sell or swap Bitcoin, a final tax of 0.21% is withheld automatically (1% on foreign platforms). There is no VAT on buying since 1 August 2025. Read more: Is Bitcoin legal in Indonesia? Rules and taxes explained.

Indodax

  • First and largest Bitcoin exchange in Indonesia
  • Reasonable trading fees
  • Monthly bitcoin saving plan feature
  • OTC service points
  • Not very user-friendly interface
  • Few educational information
  • Withdrawal: Rp 25,000 (flat)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer), Rp 25,000 (virtual account)
5.0 Star Review
Indodax Bitcoin exchange cover image
Badge: monthly Bitcoin savings plan available
Indodax exchange logo

Tokocrypto

  • Large exchange
  • Many great features
  • High security
  • User-friendly interface
  • Comparatively higher trading costs
  • KYC verification is complicated
  • Withdrawal: Rp 5,000 – Rp 25,000 (flat)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer), IDR 25,000 (virtual account)
4.9 Star Review
Tokocrypto exchange cover image
Tokocrypto exchange logo

Reku

  • Low fees
  • Simple, user-friendly interface
  • Great for beginners
  • Few educational information
  • Less known
  • Withdrawal: 0.05% (min. Rp 5,000)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer), Rp 2,500 (virtual account)
4.8 Star Review
Reku exchange cover image
Badge: low trading fees
Reku exchange logo

Pintu

  • User-friendly interface 
  • Easy KYC process 
  • Suitable for beginners
  • Competitive trading fees
  • Poor amount of educational information
  • Withdrawal: 0.2% (min. Rp 25,000)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer), Rp 2,500 (virtual account)
4.8 Star Review
Pintu exchange cover image
Badge: good for beginners
Pintu exchange logo

Ajaib Kripto

  • Integrated with Ajaib Sekuritas app 
  • User-friendly interface
  • Suitable for stock investors who want to invest in Bitcoin
  • Spreads are higher
  • Withdrawal: 0.25% (min. Rp 50,000)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer)
4.5 Star Review
Ajaib exchange cover image
Ajaib exchange logo

Upbit Indonesia

  • Part of Upbit, one of the largest exchanges in Asia
  • High liquidity for BTC/IDR
  • Fast, clean trading app
  • Built for traders, less friendly for beginners
  • Few educational information
  • Withdrawal: Rp 5,000 (bank transfer)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer)
4.0 Star Review
Upbit app screenshots
Upbit logo

Pluang

  • Bitcoin, gold and stocks in one app
  • Very easy for beginners
  • Recurring buy (DCA) feature
  • Spreads are higher
  • Check if you can send Bitcoin to your own wallet before you buy
  • Withdrawal: Rp 5,000 (bank transfer)
  • Deposit: Free (virtual account)
4.0 Star Review
Pluang app screenshots
Pluang logo

Triv

  • Running since 2015, one of the oldest exchanges in Indonesia
  • Low trading fees
  • Fast rupiah deposits and withdrawals
  • Busy interface with many non-Bitcoin products
  • Few educational information
  • Withdrawal: Rp 6,500 (bank transfer)
  • Deposit: Free (bank transfer)
4.0 Star Review
Triv app screenshots
Triv logo

Frequently asked questions

There is no single best exchange. Pick one that is licensed by OJK, has an app you find easy, charges low costs for the amount you buy, and lets you send Bitcoin to your own wallet. Indodax, Tokocrypto and Upbit Indonesia have order books with high BTC/IDR volume. Pintu, Reku and Pluang are the easiest apps for beginners.

Yes. Since 10 January 2025, crypto exchanges in Indonesia are licensed and supervised by OJK (before that it was Bappebti). All 8 exchanges on this page are on OJK’s list of licensed digital financial asset traders as of September 2026. You can check the current list on ojk.go.id. More in our guide Is Bitcoin legal in Indonesia?

Up to four costs: the trading fee or the spread in the price, a small exchange fee (CFX), a fee for depositing or withdrawing rupiah, and a network fee when you send Bitcoin to your own wallet. There is no VAT on buying since August 2025. When you sell, a final tax of 0.21% is withheld at licensed exchanges.

Very little. Most apps let you buy Bitcoin with a few ten thousand rupiah. Pintu, for example, starts at Rp 11,000. You don’t have to buy a whole Bitcoin: one Bitcoin is split into 100 million satoshis.

You can, but we don’t recommend it for savings. On an exchange, the company holds the keys to your Bitcoin. If it gets hacked, freezes withdrawals or goes bankrupt, your Bitcoin is at risk. Buy on the exchange, then send your Bitcoin to your own wallet. See hardware wallets for long-term storage.

Send your Bitcoin to a licensed exchange, sell it for rupiah and withdraw the money to your bank account. Our guide How to sell Bitcoin safely in Indonesia explains each step and the most common scams.

Yes. Licensed exchanges must verify your identity (KYC), usually with your KTP and a selfie. If you are a foreigner, check in the app whether your passport is accepted before you send any money.

How to store bitcoin?

You got your first bitcoin? Amazing! But now where do you store them? On the exchange, on your phone, or on secure hardware wallet?

Illustration of storing Bitcoin safely