How Many IDX-Listed Stocks Can I Buy on Pluang?
Pluang gives you access to 950+ stocks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), ranging from large-cap blue chips like BBCA, BBRI, TLKM, and GOTO, to mid-cap and small-cap equities spread across every major sector — banking, technology, consumer goods, energy, and property. All of it is accessible from a single app, using the same login you already have for gold, crypto, US stocks, and mutual funds, with no need to open a separate account at a traditional securities firm. Because Pluang's stock universe is synced directly to IDX's official listing data, the number and mix of available stocks shifts slightly over time as new companies list and a small number are suspended or delisted, but the coverage stays close to the full actively traded market rather than a curated subset.
Stock coverage on Pluang:
- 950+ actively traded IDX-listed stocks
- Covers all major sectors: banking, tech, consumer goods, energy, property, and more
- Includes stocks from the LQ45, IDX30, and KOMPAS100 indices
- Stock list is updated in line with official BEI listings and delistings
- Every purchase requires a minimum of 1 lot (100 shares) — there's no fractional share buying for Indonesian stocks
- Order type is Limit Order only, valid for the trading day it's placed
Related questions:
Q: Are all IDX-listed stocks available on Pluang?
Almost all actively traded stocks are available — a small number of very low-liquidity or specially flagged stocks may not be shown. Stocks with extended trading suspensions or a placement on the IDX Special Monitoring Board (PPK) are the main exceptions, and those restrictions apply across every Indonesian broker, not just Pluang, since they're set at the exchange level rather than by individual platforms.
Q: Does Pluang include stocks from both the main and development boards?
Yes. Pluang covers stocks from the IDX main board, development board, and acceleration board, so the 950+ figure spans companies at very different stages of maturity — from long-established blue chips to newer, smaller-cap listings that trade on the development board under looser disclosure requirements than the main board. This gives investors on Pluang exposure to the full breadth of IDX-listed companies rather than only the most liquid, well-established names.
Q: How do I browse all available stocks on Pluang?
Go to Explore > ID tab > Stocks to browse the full list of available equities, which you can filter and sort by sector, price movement, or market capitalisation. Each stock's detail page shows its live price, chart, and key fundamentals, so you can research a company before placing an order without leaving the app. You can also use Pluang's built-in stock screeners to filter the list by fundamental, technical, or broker-flow criteria instead of scrolling manually.
Q: Is the stock list updated regularly?
Yes. The list is updated on an ongoing basis to reflect official IDX listings and delistings, rather than through periodic manual batches. When a company completes its IPO and starts trading on the IDX, it typically becomes available on Pluang once it meets the exchange's standard active-trading requirements; the reverse applies when a stock is formally delisted.
Q: What's the difference between the 950+ figure on Pluang and IDX's total listed companies?
IDX lists slightly more companies in total than the number actively tradeable at any given moment, since a portion are under suspension, in the delisting process, or placed on the Special Monitoring Board. Pluang's 950+ figure reflects the actively tradeable universe — the stocks you can genuinely buy and sell right now — rather than every company ever listed on the exchange.