This Monday, Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) published an official list of 29 platforms authorized for crypto trading in the country. According to the authority, these are the currently licensed companies that meet all requirements; therefore, they urged citizens to avoid unregistered providers to reduce the risks of fraud and lack of oversight.
This move follows the implementation of Regulation No. 23/2025, which strengthens investor protection and attracts global giants. Firms such as Upbit, Robinhood, and OSL Group have accelerated their expansion in the country through acquisitions of local brokerages. Consequently, Indonesia consolidates its position as a strategic market in Southeast Asia, ranking among the top 10 globally for digital asset adoption according to Chainalysis.
From now on, the market will be vigilant regarding compliance with new rules for derivatives and the segregation of funds. Investors will also keep a close eye on the approval of new permitted assets, as the OJK will prohibit any trading outside the established legal frameworks to ensure transparency within the sector.
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