Where Can I See My Commodities Transactions and Swap Charges?

You can see your Commodities trades and swap charges in Transaction History in the Pluang app: trades are under the Asset tab with the Commodities filter, and swap fees are under the Balance tab with the USD Margin (Commodities) filter. The swap is applied at the daily rollover at 05.00 WIB (04.00 WIB during US Daylight Saving Time) to positions still open, and it shows in the app shortly after the rollover. It can be a charge or a credit, and swap charges carry 11% VAT. Gold and silver positions still open at the Thursday rollover are charged three days at once; for Brent crude, check the Swap Fee entries in Transaction History to see which rollover carried the weekend. Your open positions appear in your portfolio, and the order summary shows the fees before you confirm a trade.

• Transaction History: your Commodities trades are under the Asset tab, with the Commodities filter. Swap charges or credits on your positions, and transfers in and out of the wallet, are under the Balance tab, with the USD Margin (Commodities) filter.
• Portfolio: your open Commodities positions; Commodities is listed below Gold. Each instrument's page has a "Your Position" card that shows its direction (Long or Short), its Unrealized P&L and a "Close Position" button.
• Order summary: the fees for a trade, shown before you confirm it: the "Transaction Fee" (currently 0%), and the JFX & KBI fee and VAT under "Taxes & Third Party Fees".
• Asset page: go to Explore → Commodities → Leverage and pick an instrument to see its Market Price and place an order. Each instrument page also has an Orders tab. You can't place orders while the market is closed.
• Swap rate: shown in pips per lot on the instrument page, as "Swap Long" and "Swap Short". Illustrative gold example: 80 pips × US$0.01 pip value × 10 lots = US$8.00 per day, plus 11% VAT = US$8.88.
• Swap timing: the daily rollover is at 05.00 WIB (04.00 WIB during US Daylight Saving Time). A position opened and closed between two rollovers has no swap. The charge shows in the app shortly after the rollover, as a "Swap Fee" entry in Transaction History.
• Triple swap: gold and silver positions still open at the Thursday rollover are charged three days of swap, covering the weekend. For Brent crude (UKOUSD), check the Swap Fee entries in Transaction History to see which rollover carried the weekend. Around market holidays, the extra days can fall on a different rollover.

Related questions:

Q: Why is there a larger swap entry on Thursday?
For gold (XAUUSD) and silver (XAGUSD), positions still open at the Thursday rollover are charged three days of swap at once, covering the weekend. It's expected, not an error. For Brent crude (UKOUSD), check the Swap Fee entries in Transaction History to see which rollover carried the weekend. Around market holidays, the extra days can fall on a different rollover. Each swap appears under the Balance tab in Transaction History.

Q: Why was I charged swap when I didn't trade overnight?
A swap applies to any position that is still open at the daily rollover at 05.00 WIB (04.00 WIB during US Daylight Saving Time), even if you didn't place any new orders. Commodities positions are rolling contracts with no expiry that roll over automatically every day, so holding a position past the rollover carries a swap. The rate is shown in pips per lot, and swap charges carry 11% VAT. A position opened and closed between two rollovers has no swap.

Q: Can a swap increase my balance?
Yes. A swap can be a charge or a credit, depending on the swap rate and on whether your position is Long or Short. You can check whether each swap was a charge or a credit in Transaction History. A swap credit counts as a gain that you report yourself for tax under PPh Pasal 17; Pluang does not withhold it.

Q: When does the swap show up in the app?
The swap shows up shortly after the rollover, as a "Swap Fee" entry in Transaction History. You'll find it under the Balance tab, with the USD Margin (Commodities) filter.

Q: Where do I see my open Commodities positions?
Your open positions appear in your portfolio, where Commodities is listed below Gold, not in Transaction History. Each instrument's page has a "Your Position" card that shows its direction, its Unrealized P&L and the "Close Position" button. Transaction History shows your trades and swap charges, while the portfolio shows what you currently hold.