Pintu calculates the asset value based on the price at the time of transaction.
The full list of traded crypto assets is available at pintu.co.id/market.
The minimum and maximum amounts vary by asset. The maximum applies per transaction — there’s no daily maximum for buying/selling.
Check full details at pintu.co.id/trading-limit. These limits can change based on market conditions.
Buying and selling on the Pintu app doesn’t use an orderbook. You can trade crypto instantly.
Pintu doesn’t charge a separate trading fee. The price shown is already the final price, with the transaction cost already factored in.
The price on the Market page and when you enter a transaction amount is an estimated price.
The final price for your transaction is determined by the time and volume of the transaction when confirmed — so it can differ slightly from the initial estimate, depending on the asset amount and how long you take to confirm.
The gap between the buy and sell price (spread) can also change anytime based on market conditions, since Pintu gathers the best price references from various markets to form the final price.
Your asset’s value can keep declining if market interest and demand for that asset decreases.
You can enter a voucher code in the Pintu app to claim active promos, with just one tap on the voucher page.
When a crypto asset’s value/price goes up, your asset’s value only increases if you actually hold that asset.
Your Rupiah balance won’t change as long as you haven’t used it to buy crypto assets, even when the crypto’s value/price goes up.
This feature notifies you when an asset’s price hits your target.
The price value chart is a visual aid you can use to monitor your asset’s value at Pintu. There are 2 types of charts:
The Rupiah value shown on the chart is the mid-price — the price between the buy and sell price.
The final buy or sell price is calculated at the time you make a transaction, so it can differ from the price shown on the chart.