Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority has released an official whitelist naming 29 licensed digital asset and cryptocurrency trading platforms permitted to operate legally in the country.
The announcement comes only weeks after regulators introduced stricter rules aimed at tightening oversight of the rapidly expanding digital asset sector.
Authorities said the published list provides clarity for consumers seeking to confirm whether a crypto service provider is properly authorised before trading.
Each licensed entity is listed alongside its approved application or platform to reduce confusion among retail and institutional users.
The regulator urged the public to conduct transactions exclusively with whitelisted platforms and to avoid engaging with unlicensed operators.
Officials warned that platforms not appearing on the list should be considered unauthorised and may pose significant risks to users.
The clarification arrives as several global cryptocurrency firms move to establish or expand their presence in Indonesia.
International exchanges have increasingly targeted the country due to its large population and growing base of digital asset investors.