Once launched, Indonesia’s national crypto exchange will be the only platform allowing crypto transactions, the local regulator said.
The government of Indonesia is moving forward with its plans to launch a national cryptocurrency exchange and expects to debut the platform in the coming weeks.
Indonesia’s Commodity Futures Trading Supervisory Agency (CFTRA), also known as Bappebti, plans to launch the national crypto exchange in July 2023, local news agency Tempo reported on July 14.
Bappebti head Didid Noordiatmoko reportedly said all cryptocurrency transactions would be only allowed to take place using the national exchange.
“Yesterday we agreed on the stock exchange rules,” the official said, adding that the discussions involved Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures. Didid also noted that trading on the exchange would be offered through an integrated application, which the CFTRA has already tested.
“Yesterday we conducted system integration tests between traders, exchanges, clearing, and depository,” Didid said, according to the news agency.
The official also reportedly noted that Bappebti plans to restrict cryptocurrency sales to local transactions, while keeping them in line with international market developments. These would include the question of crypto prices, provided Bappebti approves them, the report added.
Bappebti also informed Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan about the development. If there are no other instructions, Bappebti will sign the permit, which will give licensed traders one month to join the exchange, Didid reportedly stated.
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