Is Sending Crypto Subject to Tax on Pluang?

Pluang's fee page lists no separate tax on crypto sends. Sending to a wallet outside Pluang carries a send fee, and sending to another Pluang user is free. If any tax does apply to a transaction, the system calculates it automatically and shows it on the confirmation screen before you send, so you never need to work it out or pay it separately.

Crypto tax rules in Indonesia are set by the government through Ministry of Finance regulations. The current rules come from PMK 50/2025, which replaced PMK 68/2022, so crypto tax rates quoted under the older rules no longer apply. Rely on the confirmation screen rather than a fixed rate.

See the full crypto fee schedule, including send fees by token and network, at pluang.com/en/biaya/crypto.

Related questions

Q: Is the send fee a tax?
No. The send fee is the charge for transferring crypto to a wallet outside Pluang, and it varies by token and network. Check the current fee for your token and network on the fee page before you send.

Q: Where can I see the crypto tax I've paid?
Your annual Tax Report shows the total tax collected on your crypto transactions for each calendar year. Download it in the app under Akun → Laporan → Laporan Pajak, and it's sent to your registered email. A year's report becomes available after that year ends.

Q: Does Pluang give personal tax advice?
No. Pluang applies any transaction-level tax automatically, but whether your crypto activity creates further obligations for you, such as in your annual tax return (SPT), depends on your own circumstances. A tax advisor can help with your specific situation.

Last updated: 9 October 2026