PT.CCAM

PT.CCAM is the brand of PT. CCAM Berjangka Indonesia, a Jakarta-registered futures brokerage that marketed commodity and stock-index futures together with foreign-exchange investment services to Indonesian retail clients. Its stated head office is Gedung Graha Antero, 2nd Floor, Jl. Tomang Raya Kav. 27, West Jakarta 11440, Indonesia.

Regulation. WIKILIX found no forex or futures licence that could be confirmed as currently in force for this operator, and our research indicates the Indonesian futures-brokerage permission the firm once traded under is no longer valid. No licence certificate, licence number or register entry was available to us for verification, so nothing about this operator's regulatory standing can be treated as confirmed. Prospective clients should read that as the absence of supervision rather than as an open question.

Offering and platform. The firm advertised foreign exchange, stock-index futures and commodity contracts. It did not offer MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5; instead it used a web-based terminal accessible from desktop, iPhone and Android devices. No account tiers, minimum deposits, leverage caps, spreads, commissions or deposit and withdrawal channels are published anywhere we could reach, so the commercial terms of trading with this operator are undisclosed.

The website no longer exists. The domain the firm published as its official site, www.ccam-bi.co.id, does not resolve at all: it returns no DNS record to a plain request or to a full browser. There is therefore no live client portal, no funding page, no legal documentation and no account-opening route to inspect. Contact details on record are the Jakarta telephone numbers +62 21 56958879 and +62 21 56940282, a fax line, and the addresses [email protected] and [email protected], none of which we were able to confirm are still monitored.

Who it suits. Nobody. A brokerage with no confirmable licence, no reachable website and no published trading terms offers a retail client no way to deposit safely, no visible dispute route and no supervisor to escalate to. Existing clients with open balances should focus on documenting their position and pursuing recovery through the Indonesian legal and regulatory channels available to them rather than trading further. Anyone shopping for an Indonesian futures broker should choose a firm whose licence and client-fund arrangements can be checked today.

Caveats. Because the official site is offline, much of what is known about this operator cannot be re-verified against its own publications. WIKILIX has recorded only what could be sourced, and left the rest blank rather than filling it in.