What Are the Fees for Crypto Advanced Orders in Pluang PRO Mode?
Crypto Advanced Orders in PRO Mode carry a Pluang fee of 0.10% for maker orders and 0.15% for taker orders, plus a 0.00555% CFX fee that applies to every crypto trade. A market order is always a taker order. Instant Orders carry no Pluang fee, only the CFX fee. The full breakdown, including any applicable taxes, is shown before you confirm.
Fee breakdown (% of transaction value)
| Fee | Instant Order | Maker | Taker | Set by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pluang fee | — | 0.10% | 0.15% | Pluang |
| CFX fee | 0.00555%¹ | 0.00555%¹ | 0.00555%¹ | Central Finansial X (CFX) |
| Total | 0.00555% | 0.106%² | 0.156%² |
¹ Includes the applicable PPN. Charged on every crypto purchase and sale, as required by regulation. ² Exact totals: 0.10555% (maker) and 0.15555% (taker).
Whether you pay the maker or taker fee depends on how your order fills. A limit or stop-limit order that waits in the order book is typically a maker order; a market or stop order is a taker order.
Example: buying Rp2,000,000 of BTC
| Limit order (maker) | Market order (taker) | |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction value | Rp2,000,000 | Rp2,000,000 |
| Pluang fee | Rp2,000 | Rp3,000 |
| CFX fee | Rp111 | Rp111 |
| Total fees | Rp2,111 | Rp3,111 |
| Net amount | Rp1,997,889 of BTC received | Rp1,996,889 of BTC received |
Taxes, if any, are shown on the confirmation screen before you confirm and are not included in this example. See the full fee schedule at pluang.com/en/biaya/crypto.
Related questions
Q: Is a market order charged the same as an Instant Order?
No. In PRO Mode a market order fills against the order book, so it's a taker order and pays the 0.15% Pluang fee. Only an Instant Order carries no Pluang fee.
Q: Is there a spread as well as the fees?
Yes. Every crypto trade, Instant or Advanced, carries a floating bid-ask spread that varies with the token, liquidity, volatility and order size. It's part of the price you trade at rather than a separate fee line.
Q: Are taxes added on top of these fees?
Any applicable tax is calculated by the system and shown on the confirmation screen before you confirm. Crypto tax rules are set by the government and can change, so rely on the confirmation screen rather than a fixed rate.
Last updated: 9 October 2026