What Are the Fees for Crypto Futures Transactions on Pluang?
Crypto Futures on Pluang charges two distinct types of fees: a trading fee (taker or maker rate depending on your order type) applied when you open or close a position, and a funding rate exchanged every 8 hours directly between long and short holders rather than paid to Pluang. Both the taker and maker trading fee are subject to 11% VAT (PPN).
| Fee Type | When Charged | Who Pays | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taker fee | Order executes immediately (Market Order, Stop Order) | You — from Futures Wallet | Rate at pluang.com/biaya/crypto-futures |
| Maker fee | Order waits in the order book (Limit Order, Stop-Limit Order) | You — from Futures Wallet | Can be as low as 0% |
| Funding Rate | Every 8 hours | Exchanged between long and short holders | Not paid to Pluang |
| VAT (PPN) | On top of the trading fee | You | Fixed at 11% |
For current taker and maker rates, check the Pluang app or visit pluang.com/biaya/crypto-futures.
Related questions:
Q: What is the difference between taker and maker fee?
Taker fee applies to immediately executed orders (Market, Stop); maker fee applies to orders that wait in the book (Limit, Stop-Limit). Maker fees can be as low as 0% because they add liquidity.
Q: Is VAT (PPN) charged on Crypto Futures fees?
Yes, 11% VAT applies to the trading fee, whether taker or maker. It does not apply to the funding rate.
Q: Is the Funding Rate a fee I pay to Pluang?
No. The Funding Rate is exchanged every 8 hours between long and short holders — you may pay or receive it depending on your position direction.
Q: Where can I see current fee rates?
Check the Pluang app or visit pluang.com/biaya/crypto-futures, since rates are reviewed periodically.
Q: Are Crypto Futures fees different from Crypto Spot fees?
Yes. Crypto Futures uses taker/maker fees plus a funding rate; Crypto Spot uses a floating spread built into the IDR price, since it's a different product.