What Are the Minimum and Maximum Limits for Buying and Selling Crypto on Pluang?

The minimum crypto transaction on Pluang is Rp10,000 to buy and Rp5,000 to sell, per single order, and all limits are set in IDR because spot crypto trades in Rupiah. Maximum limits are not a single platform-wide number — they are set per coin and reviewed periodically, so they differ from one asset to the next and can change over time. As a July 2026 snapshot, XRP and DOGE cap at Rp612,000,000 per transaction and TRX at Rp550,850,000, but these are examples, not fixed rules for every coin. The definitive figure for any asset is shown on that coin's own trading page in the app, where the current buy and sell limits appear before you confirm an order. For anything larger than a routine trade, check the coin page first: because caps are per-coin and can move, the in-app number always overrides any figure quoted in an article.

• Minimums differ for buy and sell. You need at least Rp10,000 to buy and Rp5,000 to sell in a single order. The low buy minimum is one of the most accessible entry points across Pluang's asset classes.
• Maximums are per-coin, not universal. Each coin has its own cap, influenced by factors such as liquidity and price. There is no single maximum that applies to all coins, which is why the figures above are examples for specific assets.
• Limits are reviewed and can change. Per-coin maximums are adjusted periodically, so a figure that is correct today may differ later. Always treat published numbers as a snapshot.
• The app is the definitive source. Each coin's trading page shows its current buy and sell limit before you confirm — check it there rather than relying on an article, especially before a large order.
• Limits apply in IDR to both directions. Because spot crypto is priced in Rupiah, the minimum and maximum are IDR values, and the maximum shown for a coin applies to both buy and sell orders of that coin.
• Units received can differ from your estimate. You transact in a Rupiah amount within these limits, but the exact quantity of coin you receive depends on the price at execution and the floating spread, so the units can differ slightly from a pre-order estimate.

Related questions:

Q: Why does the maximum transaction limit differ between coins?
Maximum limits are set per coin rather than as a single platform-wide figure, and they reflect asset-specific factors such as liquidity and price. A more liquid, widely traded coin can carry a different cap than a thinner one, and Pluang reviews these caps periodically. That is why XRP, DOGE, and TRX each show their own maximum, and why the right number for any coin is the one on that coin's trading page in the app at the time you order.

Q: Where can I check the current transaction limit for a specific coin?
Open that coin's trading page inside the Pluang app. The current buy and sell limits are shown there before you confirm an order, so you always see the figure that applies right now. Because per-coin maximums are reviewed and can change, the in-app number is the definitive source and overrides any example figure quoted in an article or elsewhere — check it before placing a large order.

Q: Does the minimum limit apply to both buying and selling?
No — the minimums are different. You need at least Rp10,000 for a single buy order and at least Rp5,000 for a single sell order. Both are set in IDR because spot Crypto Assets on Pluang trade in Rupiah. The Rp10,000 buy minimum in particular is one of the lowest entry points among Pluang's asset classes, which makes it easy to start small and add to a position over time.

Q: Do transaction limits apply to both buying and selling the same coin?
Yes. The maximum limit shown for a coin on its trading page applies to both buy and sell orders of that coin, and the minimums (Rp10,000 buy, Rp5,000 sell) apply per single order in each direction. So when you plan a large sale, the same per-coin cap you would hit on a large buy also applies — check the coin's page for its current maximum before you place either side of the trade.

Q: If I buy at the minimum, does that guarantee the exact quantity of coin I will receive?
Not exactly. You place the order as a Rupiah amount within the limits, but the precise quantity of coin you receive depends on the execution price and the floating spread at that moment, so it can differ slightly from any estimate shown beforehand. The confirmation page displays an estimated price for your specific order, which is the best pre-trade guide; the final units settle based on actual execution conditions.