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Does Pluang Agentic Trading Execute Trades Automatically, or Does It Ask for My Confirmation First?

Yes, Pluang Agentic Trading always asks for your confirmation before executing any trade. There is no auto-execution and no exceptions: every order, no matter which asset or how it was instructed, requires your active approval before it goes through. This is a deliberate design choice, built around user consent and secure, compliant data handling, with safeguards across account access, data processing, and transaction execution, in line with Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Law (UU PDP) and Electronic Information and Transactions Law (UU ITE).


What this means in practice:

  • No transaction runs without you actively confirming or approving it, every single time
  • Pluang Agentic Trading is not an automatic trading robot: it never trades on its own, does not promise guaranteed profit, and the final decision is always yours
  • Every order includes a time-limited, one-time-use token to prevent duplicate orders
  • Confirmation applies alongside, not instead of, the permission scopes you grant (see "How does Pluang control what an AI agent can access or do in my account?"), core account security such as PIN/OTP/2FA/biometrics, and any trading limits Pluang applies to the connection (see "Are there trading limits (per-transaction or daily) when using an AI agent?")

Related questions:

Q: What happens after I ask my AI agent to place a trade?
You give the instruction, the agent prepares the order, and then you're asked to confirm before anything executes. Nothing happens without that confirmation.

Q: Is per-trade confirmation the same as the permission scopes I grant an AI agent?
No — permission scopes decide what an agent can do at all; confirmation is a separate, mandatory step before every order executes.

Q: Is Pluang Agentic Trading an automatic trading robot that trades on its own?
No — it never trades independently, and the final decision to execute any trade is always yours.

Q: Does a trading limit still matter if every trade needs confirmation?
Yes — it's an additional safeguard, not a replacement, for the confirmation step.