Transaction Fees on BTSE Indonesia : BTSE Indonesia

BTSE Indonesia applies certain fees to specific types of transactions conducted on the platform. The applicable fee amount may vary depending on the transaction type and payment method used.

Below is a summary of the transaction fees currently applicable on BTSE Indonesia.

Fiat Deposit Fees

The applicable deposit fee depends on the deposit method selected.

Payment Method	Fee
BRI Virtual Account	Free
Mandiri Virtual Account	Free
QRIS	0,7%
OVO	2%
AstraPay	2%
LinkAja	2%

The applicable fee will be calculated automatically when you create a deposit transaction.

Crypto Deposit Fees

BTSE Indonesia does not charge any fees for cryptocurrency deposits. However, the sender may incur network fees charged by the wallet, blockchain, or originating platform used to transfer the crypto assets.

Fiat Withdrawal Fees

Each fiat withdrawal transaction to a bank account is subject to a fee of IDR 10,000 per transaction.

This fee will be deducted automatically during the withdrawal process. Please take the withdrawal fee into account before submitting a withdrawal request to ensure that the amount received matches your expectations.

Crypto Withdrawal Fees

BTSE Indonesia does not charge any fees for cryptocurrency withdrawals. However, each cryptocurrency withdrawal transaction is subject to a network fee determined by the blockchain network used.

The amount of the network fee may vary depending on the asset and blockchain network.

Trading Fee

Every cryptocurrency buy and sell transaction on BTSE Indonesia is subject to a trading fee. This fee is charged automatically when your order is successfully executed.

Transaction Type	Taker Fee	Maker Fee	Tax	SRO Fee	Total Taker Fee	Total Maker Fee
Buy with IDR	0,18%	0,10%	0%	0,01110%	0,19110%	0,11110%
Buy with USDT/Crypto	0,18%	0,10%	0,21%	0,01110%	0,40110%	0,32110%
Sell with IDR	0,18%	0,10%	0,21%	0,02220%	0,41220%	0,33220%
Sell with USDT/Crypto	0,18%	0,10%	0,21%	0,02220%	0,41220%	0,33220%

Maker A Maker is a user who places an order that is not executed immediately and adds liquidity to the market.

Example

You place a BTC buy order at a price lower than the current market price.
The order is added to the order book and waits to be matched.

Once the order is executed, it will be subject to the Maker Fee.

Taker A Taker is a user who places an order that immediately matches an existing order in the order book, thereby removing liquidity from the market.

Example:

You place a Market Order.
You place a Limit Order that is immediately matched with an available order in the order book.

The order will be subject to the Taker Fee.