What Are the Fees for Crypto Futures Transactions on Pluang?
As of 25 September 2026, every Crypto Futures trade on Pluang pays Pluang's transaction fee of 0.1081% plus the CFX exchange fee, with 11% VAT (PPN) on both. The CFX fee is 0.05% for maker orders and 0.15% for taker orders, so the total is 0.1755% for a maker order and 0.2865% for a taker order. The fee is deducted from your Futures Wallet when the order executes. The funding rate is separate: it is exchanged every 8 hours between long and short holders and is not paid to Pluang.
Crypto Futures fee structure (as of 25 September 2026):
| Fee | Maker order | Taker order | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pluang transaction fee | 0.1081% | 0.1081% | The same for every order type |
| CFX fee | 0.05% | 0.15% | Charged by the CFX exchange |
| VAT (PPN) | 0.0174% | 0.0284% | 11% of the two fees above |
| Total | 0.1755% | 0.2865% | Deducted from your Futures Wallet when the order executes |
Maker or taker — which one applies:
- Taker: your order executes immediately against the order book (Market orders, triggered Simple TP/SL, and Limit orders priced to fill at once).
- Maker: your Limit order adds liquidity and waits on the order book to be filled.
What changed on 25 September 2026:
- Pluang's transaction fee rose from 0.1% to 0.1081% for every order type, maker and taker alike. Including its VAT, that component went from 0.111% to 0.12%.
- Maintenance margin rises slightly as a result, on positions already open and on new ones. A position therefore reaches liquidation marginally sooner than it would have before.
What is NOT a fee:
- The Funding Rate is not a fee charged by Pluang — it is a peer-to-peer transfer between position holders every 8 hours. Depending on your position direction and market conditions, you may pay or receive funding.
How fees are deducted:
- Trading fees are deducted automatically from your Futures Wallet when a trade executes, with VAT already included in the totals above.
- Funding is automatically added or deducted from your Futures Wallet at each 8-hour funding interval.
- The app shows the fee breakdown before you confirm each order. Check it every time, and see pluang.com/biaya/crypto-futures for current rates and any active promo.
Fee calculation example (simplified):
- Multiply your position value by the total rate. On a position worth USDT 1,000, a taker order costs USDT 1,000 × 0.2865% = USDT 2.865, and a maker order costs USDT 1,000 × 0.1755% = USDT 1.755. VAT is already included, so don't add it again.
Related questions:
Q: What is the difference between taker and maker fee?
Taker fee applies to orders executed immediately (Market orders, triggered Simple TP/SL, and Limit orders priced to fill at once); maker fee applies to Limit orders that wait on the order book to be filled. Pluang's own 0.1081% fee is the same for both. The difference is the CFX exchange fee, 0.05% for maker and 0.15% for taker, so a maker order costs 0.1755% in total and a taker order 0.2865%.
Q: Is VAT (PPN) charged on Crypto Futures fees?
Yes. 11% VAT applies to Pluang's transaction fee and the CFX fee combined: 0.0174% on a maker order and 0.0284% on a taker order. It is already included in the 0.1755% and 0.2865% totals. It does not apply to the funding rate, since that's a transfer between traders rather than a fee charged by Pluang.
Q: Did Crypto Futures fees change on 25 September 2026?
Yes. Pluang's transaction fee rose from 0.1% to 0.1081% for every order type, or from 0.111% to 0.12% including VAT on that fee. The CFX fee is charged on top. Maintenance margin rises slightly on open and new positions as a result.
Q: Is the Funding Rate a fee I pay to Pluang?
No. The Funding Rate is exchanged every 8 hours directly between long and short holders — you may pay or receive it depending on your position direction and market conditions at that interval.
Q: Where can I see the current Crypto Futures fee rates?
The Pluang app shows the fee breakdown before you confirm each order. You can also visit pluang.com/biaya/crypto-futures for the current rates and any active promo.
Q: Are Crypto Futures fees different from Crypto Spot fees?
Yes. Crypto Futures uses the maker-taker structure above plus a separate 8-hour funding rate. Crypto Spot has its own fee structure, with a floating spread built into the IDR price, since Crypto Assets spot trading is a different product from Futures.