What is the CFX fee?
The Commodity Futures Exchange (CFX) is Indonesia's national bourse for crypto assets. Under Indonesian regulations, all crypto exchanges operating in Indonesia are required to register with CFX or another licensed bourse. Bybit Indonesia is registered with CFX and applies a CFX fee to crypto-to-fiat, crypto-to-crypto, and fiat-to-crypto transactions.
What is the tax fee?
The tax fee refers to PPh (Pajak Penghasilan), Indonesia's income tax. It applies to crypto-to-fiat and crypto-to-crypto transactions, regardless of whether the transaction results in a profit or a loss. Please note that this tax does not apply to fiat-to-crypto transactions.
Who is subject to the CFX fee and tax fee?
The CFX fee and tax fee apply to all users on Bybit Indonesia.
What products and services are subject to the CFX fee and tax fee?
The CFX fee and tax fee currently apply to Spot Trading, Convert, Spot Grid Bot and DCA Bot. Fees are charged based on trading volume at the rates outlined below.
For Spot Grid Bot and DCA Bot, the CFX fee and tax fee are applied to the underlying Spot trades in the same manner as regular Spot Trading.
Please note that product offerings may change from time to time. Bybit Indonesia reserves the right to apply the CFX fee and tax fee in relevant scenarios not explicitly listed above.
How do the CFX fee and tax fee work?
The CFX fee and tax fee are calculated based on the assets received in a transaction and are deducted directly from the final amount. The following examples illustrate how this works in different scenarios.
Case 1: Crypto-to-fiat transaction via Convert
User A converts 100 USDT to IDR at an exchange rate of 1 USDT = 16,800 IDR.
- IDR amount: 16,800 × 100 = 1,680,000 IDR
- CFX fee: 1,680,000 × 0.0100% = 168 IDR
- Tax fee: 1,680,000 × 0.21% = 3,528 IDR
- Amount received: 1,680,000 − 168 − 3,528 = 1,676,304 IDR
Case 2: Fiat-to-crypto transaction via Convert
User B converts 1,680,000 IDR to USDT at an exchange rate of 1 USDT = 16,800 IDR.
- USDT amount: 1,680,000 ÷ 16,800 = 100 USDT
- CFX fee: 100 × 0.0100% = 0.01 USDT
- Tax fee: Not applicable
- Amount received: 100 − 0.01 = 99.99 USDT
Case 3: Crypto-to-crypto transaction via Spot
User C sells 1 BTC in the BTC/USDT pair at a price of 100,000 USDT, with a 0.1% trading fee.
- USDT amount: 100,000 USDT
- Trading fee: 100,000 × 0.1% = 100 USDT
- CFX fee: 100,000 × 0.0200% = 20 USDT
- Tax fee: 100,000 × 0.21% = 210 USDT
- Amount received: 100,000 − 100 − 20 − 210 = 99,670 USDT
Note: The examples above are for illustration only and do not take into account any other fees that may apply.
Where can I check the CFX fee and tax fee details?
For Spot trades, once an order is filled, you can view the fee details in:
- The Order History and Trade History sections at the bottom of the trading page; or
- The Trade History tab on the Orders page.
For Convert trades, the relevant fee information is displayed on the order placement page before you confirm the order.
You can also view fee details for all transactions by navigating to Assets → Unified Trading Account, clicking History Records in the top right, and selecting Transaction Log.
Can I export my CFX fee and tax fee invoice?
Yes, tax fee invoices can be downloaded via Account → Tax Center → Tax Report for months where sell transactions occurred. If no sell trades were executed during a specific month, an invoice will not be produced.
When will the tax fee invoice be available?
Tax fee invoices are typically generated starting from the 15th of the subsequent month.
Will the tax fee invoice include my subaccount transaction?
Yes, all sell transactions from your subaccounts are consolidated into a single report under the main account.