What fees and taxes apply to Tokenized Stocks?
Tokenized stocks on Pluang are charged the standard fees for crypto assets, not the US Stocks fees, and the app shows every amount before you confirm. Tokenized Stocks on Pluang are facilitated by PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang, a Digital Financial Asset Trader licensed and supervised by Indonesia's Financial Services Authority (OJK). Each buy and sell can include Pluang's crypto transaction fee, and always includes the CFX exchange fee of 0.00555% (including VAT), plus any tax that applies. On a buy, the total you pay includes the fees and tax; on a sell, they are deducted from your proceeds.
What each trade includes
| Component | Buy | Sell | Set by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pluang transaction fee | Crypto rate | Crypto rate | Pluang |
| CFX exchange fee, incl. VAT | 0.00555% | 0.00555% | Central Finansial X (CFX) |
| Tax, where it applies | Shown before you confirm | Shown before you confirm | Government |
The confirmation screen lists the transaction fee, and the taxes and third-party fees, as separate lines, with the total you pay or receive. The same amounts stay in the order details in your transaction history. See the full crypto fee schedule at pluang.com/en/biaya/crypto.
Related questions
Q: Why is the fee different from US Stocks?
Tokenized stocks are crypto assets facilitated by PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang, so they are charged the standard fees for crypto assets on Pluang instead of the US Stocks fees, plus the tax that applies to crypto asset transactions in Indonesia. That's why the total cost differs from buying a US stock.
Q: Is there a fee to convert rupiah to USD?
Tokenized stocks are paid from USD Cash. If you convert rupiah to USD first, that conversion is a separate transaction with Pluang's IDR/USD exchange rate and its own fee, both shown before you confirm.
Q: Does the price on the asset page include fees?
No. The asset page shows only the price of the tokenized stock. Fees and tax are worked out on your order and shown on the confirmation screen, so you pay a little more than price × quantity, and receive a little less when you sell.
Last updated: 6 November 2026