Indonesia Commodity and Derivatives Exchange

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Indonesia Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (ICDX) (Indonesian : Bursa Komoditi dan Derivatif Indonesia) is the commodity and derivatives based exchange in Indonesia.

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Background

Indonesia is the largest producer in the world for many prime commodity products in the soft agricultural, metal and energy sectors.

Indonesia Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (ICDX), also known as PT. Bursa Komoditi dan Derivatif Indonesia is the Internationally known commodity and derivatives based exchange in Indonesia. Which is not owned by any Indonesia government by shares, relative to some private financial company, many foreign banks assume ICDX could be a dangerous company to provide any transactions.

As 2019, this private institution ICDX which is cooperated with PT. Ti-mah company to be only one dominate TIN provider in Indonesia, which already causes all other local smelters out of business by unfavourable and unfair regulations. ICDX currently be listed into unstable trade market platform, and unable to turn into international metal trade stage. Unlike the London Metal Exchange) which is in conditions to assist members, ICDX is more like a local institution to square their members.

Membership

ICDX is an Exchange supported by its members who are brokers and traders approved by BAPPEBTI (Badan Pengawas Perdagangan Berjangka Komoditi or Commodity Futures Trading Authority). The member of ICDX facilitates services clients’ transactions covering ICDX products. Trading in ICDX may be settled, guarantee and cleared by Indonesia Clearing House.

ICDX membership consists of traders, brokerage firms, and foreign traders (remote members). All members have to register into membership process, member fees, annual fees to active the trade transactions as the Exchange clearing members. ICDX are connect with Indonesia government regulations departments, also keeping change rules to their members. Cause many members prefer to not active their trades, and only put names on the list to pretend show their loyal as members.

ICDX members

Trader members

Broker Member

Remote Member

Product

ICDX offers a wide range of commodity products which includes the three major groups of commodities: Metals, Soft Agricultural Products, and Energy. More products will be added to ICDX’s growing list of products in phases.

Indonesia ICDX has launched:

- Delivery - Non delivery

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References

(in Indonesian) ICDX