Pintu in Indonesia
- Rank in Indonesia
- #2 of 6
- Bitcoin in Indonesia
- Legal
- Our rating
- 4.1
- Review updated
- 2026-08-23
Yes. Pintu serves Indonesia and ranks second of the 6 exchanges in our Indonesia guide, on fees, security record and local payment support. Here it takes Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account); Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) is the rail local buyers lead with. Pintu Pro charges 0.12 percent maker and 0.17 percent taker, among the lowest published in Indonesia. Identity verification is required before you can deposit and trade.
How to pay on Pintu in Indonesia
The deposit rails Pintu offers to buyers in Indonesia, from our Indonesia guide reviewed 2026-08-23. Each one links to how that rail works here.
What Pintu charges, and what it asks for
Pintu Pro charges 0.12 percent maker and 0.17 percent taker, among the lowest published in Indonesia. Rupiah bank transfers fund the account.
- maker
- 0.12 percent on Pintu Pro
- taker
- 0.17 percent on Pintu Pro
- spread note
- The simple app prices more like a retail buy button; Pintu Pro is where the published rates apply.
- deposit note
- Rupiah funding by bank transfer, routed through CFX, the national crypto exchange.
- withdrawal note
- Bitcoin withdrawals to self-custody are supported.
Identity verification
Required. Identity verification is required before you can deposit and trade.
Is bitcoin legal in Indonesia?
Bitcoin is legal in Indonesia as a tradable digital financial asset, but it is banned as a means of payment: the rupiah is the only legal tender. Supervision transferred from the commodities regulator Bappebti to the Financial Services Authority (OJK) on 10 January 2025 under Government Regulation 49 of 2024, folding crypto into the formal financial sector. Since 1 August 2025, Ministry of Finance Regulation 50/2025 removed VAT on crypto trades and set a final income tax of 0.21 percent on transactions through licensed domestic platforms.
Every exchange we rank in Indonesia
Ranked by our editorial review of fees, security record and local payment support. Rankings are never sold.
| # | Exchange | Rating | Fees | ID check | Pays with |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indodax | 4.2 | Pro 0.10% maker, 0.20% taker | Required | Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account), GoPay, OVO, DANA |
| 2 | PintuThis page | 4.1 | Pro 0.12% maker, 0.17% taker | Required | Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) |
| 3 | Tokocrypto | 4.1 | About 0.1% maker, 0.2% taker | Required | Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) |
| 4 | Reku | 3.9 | No rupiah withdrawal fee | Required | Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) |
| 5 | Luno | 4.0 | Spread on instant buys | Required | Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) |
| 6 | CEX.IO | 4.0 | Maker-taker; card costs more | Required | Credit or debit card |
Frequently asked questions
Is Pintu available in Indonesia?
Yes. Pintu ranks second of the 6 exchanges in our Indonesia guide, ranked on fees, security record and local payment support. Here it takes Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account); Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account) is the rail local buyers lead with. Our Indonesia guide was last reviewed 2026-08-23 and the Pintu review on 2026-08-23.
What payment methods does Pintu accept in Indonesia?
In Indonesia, Pintu takes Rupiah bank transfer (virtual account). These are the localized rails from our Indonesia guide, not the platform's global list.
What does Pintu charge?
Pintu Pro charges 0.12 percent maker and 0.17 percent taker, among the lowest published in Indonesia. Rupiah bank transfers fund the account.
Does Pintu require identity verification?
Yes. Identity verification is required before you can deposit and trade. Our record marks this as the platform's own policy rather than a Indonesia rule, so it applies wherever Pintu operates.
Is bitcoin legal in Indonesia?
Bitcoin is legal in Indonesia as a tradable digital financial asset, but it is banned as a means of payment: the rupiah is the only legal tender. Supervision transferred from the commodities regulator Bappebti to the Financial Services Authority (OJK) on 10 January 2025 under Government Regulation 49 of 2024, folding crypto into the formal financial sector.