How do Pluang's stock trading fees compare to other brokers?
Pluang charges 0.15% of the transaction value to buy Indonesian stocks and 0.25% to sell, all-in. The levy, the KPEI clearing fee and the 0.10% final income tax on sales are the same at every licensed Indonesian broker. Only the broker's own trading fee, and the VAT on it, varies, so that's the part to compare. When you compare, check whether a broker's published rate already includes VAT, the levy, the KPEI fee and tax, as Pluang's does.
Fee breakdown (% of transaction value)
| Fee | Buy | Sell | Set by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pluang trading fee | 0.096%¹ | 0.096%¹ | Pluang |
| VAT on trading fee | 0.0106%² | 0.0106%² | Government (11% VAT) |
| Levy | 0.03% | 0.03% | IDX and KSEI |
| VAT on levy | 0.0033% | 0.0033% | Government (11% VAT) |
| KPEI clearing fee | 0.01% | 0.01% | KPEI |
| Final income tax | — | 0.10% | Government |
| Total | 0.15% | 0.25% |
¹ Exact rate: 0.0961261%. ² 11% of the trading fee.
The first two rows vary between brokers. The other four are the same at every licensed Indonesian broker, so the difference between two brokers' all-in rates comes entirely from their trading fees and the VAT on them.
See the full fee schedule at pluang.com/en/biaya/id-stocks.
Related questions
Q: Are there brokers with lower fees than Pluang?
Trading fees vary between brokers and change over time, and some brokers may publish a lower rate or run promotions. Compare each broker's current published rate on the same basis: what you pay in total, including VAT, the levy, the KPEI fee and tax.
Q: Does Pluang's fee change with the size of my trade?
No. The rates are a flat percentage of the transaction value, with no tiered discounts and no surcharge on small orders. A Rp1,000,000 trade and a Rp100,000,000 trade both pay 0.15% to buy and 0.25% to sell.
Q: Can Pluang's rate change?
Yes. Like any broker, Pluang may update its fees from time to time. The current rates are always on the fee page and on the order confirmation screen, so check there rather than relying on a rate you saw earlier.
Last updated: 9 October 2026