What Is the Estimated Price on Pluang?
The estimated price on Pluang is the price shown on the crypto order confirmation page for your specific transaction, right before you complete a buy or sell. It is more decision-ready than the raw chart price because it is calculated for your order size and the current market at that instant — and because it is quoted in IDR, since spot crypto trades in Rupiah. It is called "estimated" because crypto markets move continuously and a floating spread applies, so the figure can shift slightly with your transaction size and market conditions. In LITE mode, once you confirm, Pluang holds this estimated price for 6 seconds through the 6-Second Price Guarantee, so your execution stays at the quoted price within that short window. Reviewing the estimated price before confirming is the clearest way to know roughly what you will pay or receive, rather than relying on the constantly-updating chart number.
- Where it appears. The estimated price is shown on every crypto order confirmation page, before you finalize a buy or sell, so you can see the figure that applies to your specific order.
- Why it is an estimate. Crypto prices move every second and a floating spread applies, so the number reflects your transaction size and real-time conditions and can move slightly right up until you confirm.
- Estimated vs the chart price. The chart shows the Last Traded Price (a live market reference); the estimated price is tailored to your order size and moment, which makes it the better guide to what you will actually transact at.
- The 6-second hold in LITE mode. After you confirm in LITE mode, the 6-Second Price Guarantee holds the estimated price steady for 6 seconds, so your execution stays at that price within the window.
- PRO Mode works differently. PRO Mode uses Advanced Orders (Market, Limit, Stop, Stop-Limit), where the order execution price is the underlying exchange price and can differ from the displayed reference; the LITE-mode 6-second hold does not apply there.
- Quantity received can still vary. Because it is an estimate, the exact units you receive can differ slightly from what you see before confirming, depending on the price and spread at execution.
Related questions:
Q: Does the estimated price always match my final execution price?
It is designed to be very close. In LITE mode, the 6-Second Price Guarantee holds the estimated price steady for 6 seconds after you confirm, so within that window your execution stays at the quoted figure. It is still called an estimate because markets move and a floating spread applies, so tiny differences are possible around the edges. In PRO Mode, Advanced Orders execute at the underlying exchange price instead, which can differ from the reference you saw.
Q: Why does the estimated price change before I confirm my order?
Because it reflects live conditions. The number is calculated for your transaction size against a continuously moving market, and a floating spread that varies with liquidity, volatility, and volume is applied. As the market ticks and as you adjust the amount you want to buy or sell, the estimated price updates to match. This is normal and is exactly why the confirmation page recalculates the figure right up to the moment you confirm.
Q: Is the estimated price available for all crypto assets?
Yes. Every crypto asset's order confirmation page shows an estimated price before you complete the transaction, for both buy and sell orders, and always in IDR because spot crypto trades in Rupiah. It is a standard part of the confirmation flow rather than something limited to specific coins, so whatever asset you are trading, you get a tailored figure to review before you commit rather than only the raw chart price.
Q: What is the difference between the estimated price and the 6-Second Price Guarantee?
The estimated price is the number itself — the tailored figure you see on the confirmation page before you confirm. The 6-Second Price Guarantee is the mechanism that, in LITE mode, holds that number steady for 6 seconds after you confirm so your execution lands at it within the window. In short, one is the quoted price, the other is the short-lived lock that protects it. The guarantee applies to LITE mode, not PRO Mode.
Q: If the estimated price is held, why might the quantity of coin I receive still vary slightly?
The 6-second hold in LITE mode keeps your price steady within the window, but "estimated" also reflects that the exact units of coin settle on the actual execution conditions, including the floating spread at that moment. So the amount you pay in Rupiah is what you confirmed, while the precise quantity received can land marginally above or below the pre-confirmation preview. For a large trade, review both the estimated price and the estimated quantity before confirming.