The Financial Services Authority (OJK) continues to update its list of licensed Digital Financial Asset Trading Providers (PAKD) operating in Indonesia. This list serves as an important reference for the public to verify the legality of platforms used for cryptocurrency transactions.

According to the latest data as of May 2026, OJK reported that the number of Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD), or crypto exchanges, holding official licenses has increased to 26 companies. The latest addition is PT Luno Indonesia Ltd (Luno), which has successfully obtained regulatory approval.

Adi Budiarso, Executive Head of Supervision for Financial Sector Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets at OJK, stated that this development reflects the ongoing licensing and supervisory processes within Indonesia’s crypto asset industry.

At the same time, OJK also rejected the business license application of one entity seeking approval as a Digital Financial Asset Trader. As a consequence of the rejection, the decree previously issued by the Head of Bappebti granting the company the status of Prospective Crypto Asset Trader is no longer valid.

Overall, OJK has granted licenses to 32 entities operating within Indonesia’s crypto asset trading ecosystem. This total consists of two crypto asset exchanges, two clearing and settlement institutions, two crypto asset custodians, and 26 Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD).

List of OJK-Licensed Crypto Exchanges

The following Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD), or crypto exchanges, had received official licenses from OJK as of May 2026:

• PT Aset Digital Berkat (Tokocrypto)
• PT Bumi Santosa Cemerlang (Pluang)
• PT CTXG Indonesia Berkarya (Mobee)
• PT Indodax Nasional Indonesia (Indodax)
• PT Aset Kripto Internasional (BTSE.ID)
• PT Cipta Koin Digital (Naga Exchange)
• PT Enkripsi Teknologi Handal (Usenobi)
• PT Kagum Teknologi Indonesia (Ajaib)
• PT Kripto Maksima Koin (Floq)
• PT Mitra Kripto Sukses (Kriptosukses)
• PT Pintu Kemana Saja (Pintu)
• PT Sentra Bitwewe Indonesia (Bitwewe)
• PT Tiga Inti Utama (Triv)
• PT Upbit Exchange Indonesia (Upbit)
• PT Rekeningku Dotcom Indonesia (Reku)
• PT Teknologi Struktur Berantai (Bitwyre)
• PT Tumbuh Bersama Nano (Nanovest)
• PT Multikripto Exchange Indonesia (OSL Indonesia)
• PT Samuel Kripto Indonesia (Samuel Kripto)
• PT Utama Aset Digital Indonesia (Bittime)
• PT Aset Instrumen Digital (ASTAL)
• PT Cyrameta Exchange Indonesia (CYRA)
• PT Kripto Inovasi Nusantara (CoinX)
• PT Coinbit Digital Indonesia (Stockbit Crypto)
• PT Pedagang Aset Kripto (Coinvest)
• PT Luno Indonesia Ltd (Luno)

In addition to crypto asset traders, OJK also supervises several licensed supporting institutions within the digital financial asset ecosystem, including:

• PT Central Finansial X (CFX) as a Digital Financial Asset Exchange
• PT Fortuna Integritas Mandiri (ICEx) as a Digital Financial Asset Exchange
• PT Kliring Komoditi Indonesia as a Clearing Institution
• PT Pranata Karya Solusi as a Clearing Institution
• PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia as a Custodian
• PT Arganis Konsultindo Utama as a Custodian

Growth of Indonesia’s Crypto Industry

The increase in the number of licensed operators comes amid the continued positive growth of Indonesia’s crypto asset industry throughout 2026.

OJK reported that spot-market crypto asset transactions reached Rp22.98 trillion in April 2026. This represented a 2.86% increase compared with March 2026, when transaction value stood at Rp22.34 trillion.

As a result, cumulative year-to-date (YTD) crypto asset transaction value through April 2026 reached Rp99.01 trillion, placing it just below the Rp100 trillion threshold.

Growth has also been evident in the investor base. According to OJK, the number of digital financial asset and crypto asset consumer accounts reached 21.70 million in April 2026.

This figure marked an increase of 1.57% compared with March 2026, when the total number of accounts stood at 21.37 million.