• BTSE enters Indonesia through a regulated joint venture with PT Aset Kripto Internasional.
• OJK license enables IDR trading, deposits, withdrawals, and regulated crypto services.
• BTSE combines global trading infrastructure with local expertise to drive market growth.

BTSE has launched BTSE Indonesia through a joint venture with PT Aset Kripto Internasional, expanding into Indonesia’s regulated cryptocurrency market. The new platform combines BTSE’s global trading infrastructure with local operational expertise, aiming to strengthen digital asset access while supporting the country’s growing regulatory framework.

BTSE Enters Indonesia Through Regulated Partnership

In an official blog post, BTSE Group announced the launch of BTSE Indonesia after completing the rebranding of the local crypto platform NVX. The exchange operates through a joint venture with PT Aset Kripto Internasional, combining international trading technology with local market knowledge.

Under the partnership, BTSE Group supplies the trading infrastructure, liquidity, and core technology supporting the exchange’s operations. 

Meanwhile, the Indonesian partner manages customer acquisition, marketing, business partnerships, and sales across the domestic market.

BTSE Indonesia has received approval from Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) as a Digital Financial Assets and Crypto Assets Trading Operator. The license allows the company to provide regulated cryptocurrency trading services while complying with local financial regulations.

Indonesia, meet BTSE 🇮🇩

BTSE Indonesia enters the market as a regulated crypto exchange, combining BTSE’s global infrastructure with deep local knowledge.

More access, more trust, more growth. https://t.co/KXlpsr8m1B

— BTSE (@BTSE_Official) July 3, 2026

The approval also places BTSE Indonesia among a limited number of licensed crypto exchanges authorized to operate within the country. 

Consequently, users receive stronger customer asset protection, anti-money laundering compliance, and greater operational transparency.

The exchange can now collaborate with Indonesian banks and payment providers to support local financial services. Customers may deposit, withdraw, and convert Indonesian rupiah while accessing trading pairs denominated in the national currency.

BTSE stated that combining global infrastructure with local expertise strengthens its position within one of Asia’s fastest-growing digital asset markets. The company believes Indonesia offers significant long-term growth opportunities due to increasing cryptocurrency adoption and an evolving regulatory environment.

Expansion Supports Indonesia’s Growing Crypto Market

The regulatory approval also creates opportunities for BTSE Indonesia to expand its product offerings over time. Subject to future regulatory approval, the exchange could introduce cryptocurrency futures and additional digital financial products.

BTSE Group CEO Jeff Mei said Indonesia possesses strong market fundamentals, growing demand, and an improving regulatory framework. He added that the joint venture combines international technology with domestic expertise to support sustainable market growth.

Stephanie Kusnadi, Chief Strategy Officer of BTSE Indonesia, said the partnership represents an important step for the country’s digital asset industry. She noted that the platform combines global exchange standards with compliance requirements designed for Indonesian users.

The launch comes as Indonesia continues strengthening oversight of its cryptocurrency sector through updated regulatory measures. Authorities have introduced new compliance standards intended to improve investor protection and increase accountability across the digital asset industry.

Recent regulations have expanded requirements for market participants, including businesses promoting digital financial products. These measures reflect Indonesia’s broader objective of building a transparent and regulated cryptocurrency ecosystem while supporting innovation.

BTSE currently supports hundreds of cryptocurrencies and perpetual futures contracts through its global trading platform. The company’s enterprise services also provide exchange infrastructure, payment solutions, liquidity access, and blockchain technology for institutional clients.

The Indonesian expansion marks another milestone in BTSE’s international growth strategy. As regulatory clarity improves, the company aims to broaden digital asset access while operating within established legal and compliance frameworks.