Why Do Coin Delistings Happen on Pluang?

Coins are delisted from Pluang when PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang — the licensed entity facilitating all crypto trading on Pluang — determines that an asset no longer meets the platform's standards for risk, liquidity, project activity, or regulatory compliance. Delisting protects the investment ecosystem for all users, and similar steps are taken by major global exchanges.

Pluang monitors all crypto assets across four criteria:

• Development & supply/demand — ongoing tracking of each asset's development and market dynamics.
• Trading volume and liquidity — assets with persistently low volume or liquidity are periodically reviewed.
• Project activity — inactive or abandoned projects are delisting candidates.
• Regulatory decisions — Pluang complies with all Bappebti, OJK, and government rulings. Coins removed from Bappebti's approved whitelist must be delisted from Pluang.

What happens when a coin is delisted:

1. Buy is stopped first; sell access continues until the cut-off date.
2. After the cut-off: remaining holdings are either auto-sold at the last market price (force sell), or the send crypto feature is activated so you can transfer to another platform.
3. Pluang sends proactive email and in-app notifications ahead of all delisting events.

Will I lose my coins if a crypto is delisted?
No. You can sell before the cut-off. If holdings remain, Pluang either auto-sells at the last market price or activates send crypto so you can transfer to another platform.

Does Bappebti regulation affect which coins Pluang can offer?
Yes. All crypto assets tradeable in Indonesia must be on Bappebti's approved whitelist. Coins removed from that list must be delisted from Pluang.