Two separate permissions sit behind this entry. Indonesia's Badan Pengawas Perdagangan Berjangka Komoditi (Bappebti), known in English as the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency or CoFTRA, lists PT. IDFX Futures Internasional as a licensed futures broker under business licence 006/BAPPEBTI/SI/12/2024, with a second permit, SPA number 03/BAPPEBTI//SPA/04/2025, printed on the same record. As at this check the company appears on Bappebti's licensed futures-broker list and is absent from its revoked list.
Bappebti is a statutory agency of Indonesia's Ministry of Trade, not a trade body or an exchange. The category is pialang berjangka, the futures-broker licence an Indonesian firm needs to solicit and handle futures business from clients in Indonesia. The separate Sistem Perdagangan Alternatif permit extends that into margined foreign exchange and contract-for-difference trading, so the two numbers cover different permissions rather than restating one.
A register entry records that a licence was granted and has not been withdrawn. It is not a statement about the firm's finances or its conduct, and it speaks only for the Indonesian entity named on it.
The register published the entity name, a registered address in Jakarta Utara, a telephone number, an email address, the website www.idfx.id, segregated client accounts held at BCA, CIMB Niaga and BNI, and five licensed representatives. It printed no issue date, no expiry date and no status wording, so standing here rests on presence in the licensed list together with absence from the revoked list.
This can be repeated by searching the entity name on the pialang berjangka list at bappebti.go.id, opening the record, then searching the same name on the revoked list. Removal from the licensed list, an appearance among revoked brokers, or a change of company name would change the answer.