What happens to my Crypto Futures position when a contract is delisted?
When a Crypto Futures contract is delisted on Pluang, opening and closing positions on that contract stops at the delisting time, any position still open is closed automatically at the market price, and open limit orders on the contract are cancelled. Crypto Futures on Pluang is facilitated by PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang, a Digital Financial Asset Trader licensed and supervised by OJK. The profit or loss from the automatic close is credited to or deducted from your USDT Margin balance, which stays yours to use for other contracts. You can still close the position yourself before the delisting time if you would rather choose the moment and the price. Pluang tells affected users by email and in-app notification before a delisting, and the notification gives the delisting date and time. A Crypto Futures contract is a derivative, not a coin you own, so it cannot be sent to another platform or exchange.
Before and after the delisting time
| Before the delisting time | At the delisting time | |
|---|---|---|
| Your open position | You can close it in the app as usual | Closed automatically at the market price |
| Your open limit orders | Stay open until they fill or you cancel them | Cancelled |
| Profit or loss | Realised when you close the position | Credited to or deducted from your USDT Margin balance |
| Sending the contract elsewhere | Not possible | Not possible |
Pluang monitors every contract it offers, including supply and demand, trading volume and liquidity, and the activity of the project behind the coin. Similar steps are often taken by other global exchanges. A delisting cannot be postponed or reversed on request, so check the date and time in your notification and decide before then whether to close the position yourself.
Learn more: how to close a Crypto Futures position and why a Crypto Futures contract may not be available on Pluang.
Related questions
Q: Can I move my Crypto Futures contract to another exchange before it is delisted?
No. A Crypto Futures contract is a derivative, not a coin, so there is nothing to send. Before the delisting time you can close the position yourself in the app. After it, any open position is closed automatically at the market price, and the result goes to your USDT Margin balance, which you can keep using for other contracts.
Q: At what price is my position closed at the delisting time?
At the market price at the delisting time, not at a price you choose. The profit or loss is settled in your USDT Margin balance, and the closed position appears in your Transaction History. If you want control over the exit price, close the position yourself before the delisting time. If you think the closing amount is wrong, contact Pluang Care with the contract name and the time.
Q: How will I know that a Crypto Futures contract is being delisted?
Pluang sends an email and an in-app notification to users with a position in the contract before it is delisted, and the notification states the delisting date and time. Make sure your registered email is up to date and check your in-app notifications. Use the full contract name, for example a pair ending in USDT-PERP, when you ask Pluang Care about it.
Q: Does a delisting affect my other Crypto Futures positions?
No. Only positions and orders on the delisted contract are affected. Positions on other contracts stay open as usual, and the funds in your USDT Margin balance, including the result of the automatic close, stay available for them. If you use cross margin, the change in your balance can still affect the margin available to your other positions.
Last updated: 12 November 2026