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What Does the "Delisted" Label Mean?

The "Delisted" label on Pluang means a coin has already been removed from the platform, so buying and deposits for it are permanently disabled — but it does not mean your holdings have vanished. This label marks a completed removal, in contrast to "Delisting Soon", which is the advance warning before it. A delisted coin no longer appears in Home or Explore, yet it stays visible in your portfolio until it is fully removed, and withdrawal or transfer to a personal wallet remains available until a specified cut-off time shown in the label's detail view. What happens to any remaining balance depends on the specific case: some delistings trigger an automatic force sell at the last available market price, while others activate the send crypto feature so you can move the coin out yourself. Open the coin's label detail view or read Pluang's notification for that case to see exactly which outcome applies and by when you need to act.


  • Buying and deposits are permanently disabled. Once a coin is delisted, you can no longer purchase it or deposit more of it into Pluang. This is a completed removal, not the warning stage — that earlier stage is "Delisting Soon".
  • Your balance is not automatically erased. Being delisted does not confiscate what you hold. Depending on the case, Pluang either force-sells the remaining balance at the last market price and credits IDR to your account, or enables send crypto so you can transfer it out.
  • Withdrawal to a personal wallet may remain open. In cases where sending is supported, you can transfer or withdraw the coin to a personal wallet until the specified cut-off time in the label's detail view. After that point, no further action is possible on it.
  • It disappears from Home and Explore but stays in your portfolio. The coin is pulled from discovery surfaces, yet it remains visible in your portfolio until it is completely removed from the platform, so you can still see the position.
  • The outcome is case-specific. Whether a force sell or a send-crypto activation applies is decided per delisting. Always check the coin's label detail view or Pluang's notification to confirm which one is in effect for you.
  • Selling within the app is no longer possible. Unlike the "Delisting Soon" window, once a coin is fully delisted you cannot place a normal sell order — only the case-specific outcome (force sell or send) applies.

Related questions:

Q: Can I still sell a coin that's already been delisted?
No. Once a coin is fully delisted, in-app selling is disabled, so you cannot place a normal sell order anymore. The only remaining action, where supported, is withdrawing or transferring the coin to a personal wallet until the specified cut-off time. If a balance is left after that, Pluang's force sell handles it automatically. To keep control over the sale, you would have needed to sell during the earlier "Delisting Soon" window.

Q: Will I lose my coins once they're delisted?
Not automatically. A delisting does not erase your balance. Depending on the specific case, Pluang either force-sells your remaining holdings at the last available market price and credits the IDR proceeds to your account, or activates the send crypto feature so you can transfer the coin to another platform yourself. Check the label's detail view or Pluang's notification to see which outcome applies to your coin.

Q: How long can I still see a delisted coin in my portfolio?
A delisted coin stays visible in your portfolio until it is completely removed from the platform, even though it no longer appears in Home or Explore. Where withdrawal is supported, there is also a specified cut-off time for transferring the coin to a personal wallet. Open the label's detail view for the exact cut-off so you know how long the withdrawal window stays open.

Q: What's the difference between "Delisted" and "Delisting Soon"?
"Delisted" means the removal has already happened: buying and deposits are disabled, the coin is off Home and Explore, and only a case-specific outcome (force sell or send crypto) applies to your balance. "Delisting Soon" is the earlier advance-warning stage — the coin is still on the platform, a future removal date is shown, and you can usually still sell or transfer while that window is open.

Q: Can a delisted coin be relisted later?
Pluang does not promise that a delisted coin will return, and there is no fixed timeline for any relisting. A coin is delisted because it no longer meets the platform's standards or regulatory requirements, and whether it could ever be listed again would depend on those same criteria changing. Treat a delisting as a removal to act on now, not as a temporary pause you can wait out.