Crypto Futures Exchange’s Parent Eyes IPO at Rp 100–105 Per Share Amid Indonesia’s Expanding Digital Asset Ecosystem
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JAKARTA, Investortrust.id – PT Indokripto Koin Semesta Tbk, the holding company behind Indonesia’s regulated crypto exchange, is preparing to go public as part of a strategy to deepen its footprint in the country’s rapidly growing digital asset landscape.
The firm, which operates the Crypto Futures Exchange (CFX), is offering 2.2 billion shares in its initial public offering, equivalent to 15% of its post-IPO capital. According to the e-IPO website on Saturday, Jun 22, 2025, the company has set a preliminary price range of Rp 100 to Rp 105 per share, valuing the public offering at up to Rp 231.5 billion ($14.1 million).
The bookbuilding period is scheduled for June 23–25. PT Ciptadana Sekuritas Asia is acting as the lead underwriter for the offering. Shares will be listed under the ticker COIN.
While a full prospectus has yet to be released, Indokripto has outlined several strategic advantages in its pre-effective filing. The company claims to be the world’s only operator licensed to run both a futures exchange and a crypto asset exchange. It operates under a legal framework recognized by Indonesia’s financial regulators, including the Financial Services Authority (OJK), and leverages its first-mover status in the domestic crypto derivatives market to establish credibility among investors.
Indokripto positions itself as a stabilizing force in Indonesia’s crypto ecosystem by offering an infrastructure platform that serves all licensed digital asset traders in the country. It also oversees the custodial arm, PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia (ICC), which is tasked with safeguarding crypto assets, managing transparency, and supporting clearing and settlement functions for crypto trading.
Founded in 2022, Indokripto was established to consolidate and manage investments in digital financial infrastructure. It controls two main subsidiaries—CFX, the regulated crypto exchange, and ICC, the licensed digital asset custodian. Both were launched in January 2022. In addition to managing these operations, the holding company provides management consulting services, including strategic planning, business development, operational support, and financial advisory for its subsidiaries.
CFX currently serves 31 registered members, including 19 licensed crypto asset traders. On the futures side, the exchange has seven registered members holding broker-dealer licenses. As the first digital asset exchange to receive regulatory backing in Indonesia, CFX aims to build investor confidence and foster the country’s digital financial market.
The company’s move to raise capital from public investors reflects growing institutional interest in Indonesia’s crypto ecosystem, which has seen increasing engagement from both retail participants and regulatory authorities.