Are stocks on Pluang held in my own name in a segregated securities account?

Yes, your stocks on Pluang are held in your own name at KSEI (Indonesia's central securities depository) in a segregated sub-account — fully separate from Pluang's own assets. Your shares cannot be commingled, pledged, or seized for Pluang's benefit. You can verify ownership independently via AKSes KSEI at any time.

• Every investor receives a unique SID (Single Investor Identification) linked to their KSEI sub-account
• This sub-account is completely independent of Pluang's assets and liabilities
• Ownership can be verified at AKSes KSEI (akses.ksei.co.id) anytime — without logging into Pluang
• This is a mandatory regulatory standard for all OJK-licensed brokers and platforms in Indonesia, not unique to Pluang

Related questions:

Q: How do I check my stocks at KSEI independently?
Visit akses.ksei.co.id, log in with your SID and personal details to see all your stock holdings across every Indonesian broker — including Pluang.

Q: Can Pluang use my stocks for their own purposes?
No. Your stocks are held in a KSEI sub-account in your own name and cannot be used by Pluang for any purpose.

Q: What is a SID (Single Investor Identification)?
A unique investor identity number issued by KSEI that links all your stock holdings across every broker in Indonesia to a single identity.