QuickPro

QuickPro is the retail trading brand of PT Quickpro Berjangka Indonesia, a Bandung-based Indonesian futures brokerage operating from Menara Asia Afrika, Jl. Asia Afrika No.133 - 137. The company is not a new venture: according to its own company page it was founded in 2004 and traded for more than two decades as PT International Mitra Futures under the FOREXimf brand, adopting the QuickPro name with effect from 1 February 2026. Readers who know the older brand are looking at the same operating company under a new name.

Regulation. QuickPro is a domestically licensed Indonesian broker rather than an international one. Its own regulation page lists a BAPPEBTI business licence numbered 736/BAPPEBTI/SI/6/2005 and an SPA participant approval 1262.a/BAPPEBTI/SP/6/2007, alongside broker-member approvals at both Indonesian exchanges: Jakarta Futures Exchange SPAB - 104/BBJ/12/04 and Indonesia Commodity and Derivatives Exchange 073/SPKB/ICDX/Dir/II/2012, plus clearing memberships at KBI (122/AK-KBI/X/2024) and Indonesia Clearing House (047/SPKK/ICH-IMF/VII/2017). We were able to confirm the two exchange member approvals, both issued in the operating company's own name. We could not confirm the BAPPEBTI business licence itself against the regulator, and that is the permission that matters most, so we report it as claimed rather than verified. It is worth being clear that the OJK principle approval and Bank Indonesia letter also shown on that page are not trading licences.

Client money. The broker publishes segregated client account details in full, at BCA, Bank CIMB Niaga, Bank Mandiri and BNI in both rupiah and US dollars, each held in the company name. Segregated accounts are a requirement of the Indonesian futures regime and the disclosure is more transparent than most.

Offering. Two accounts are offered. Classic starts at Rp 250,000 with XAUUSD spreads from 2.5 pip and commission from $0.01 per 0.01 lot; Gold starts at Rp 5,000,000 with spreads from 1.0 pip and commission from $0.07 per 0.01 lot. Both run at 1:100 or 1:500 leverage, a 0.01 minimum lot, a 100% stop-out and a 50-lot cap per symbol, with swaps waived for the first seven days and charged from day eight. The instrument range is deliberately narrow and gold-led: 18 currency pairs plus gold, silver, oil and multilateral contracts. Trading is on a white-label MetaTrader 4 for Windows and macOS, branded QuickPro Trader, plus a QuickPro mobile app. Expert Advisors and scalping are permitted; hedging is not offered.

Funding. Bank transfer is the only channel, into those segregated accounts. Third-party transfers are refused and the trading account number must appear in the transfer description. Withdrawals run on business days, requested between 08:00 and 14:00 WIB against a stated 4 to 5 hour target, with a Rp 70,000 or $5 minimum; the broker charges no fee of its own, though banks deduct theirs. Support is in Indonesian by phone, email and live chat, Monday to Friday 08:00 to 24:00 WIB.

Who it suits, and the caveats. QuickPro is built for Indonesian residents trading gold and a short forex list, and onboarding requires an Indonesian identity document, so it is not a cross-border option. The honest reservations: the central BAPPEBTI licence is claimed but unconfirmed at our end; no company registration number is published and Indonesia's corporate registry is not publicly searchable, so the entity itself could not be independently verified; the site's "0 Complaint" claim is not something a reader should take at face value, since at least one unresolved withdrawal complaint is on record; and a single bank-transfer channel with no card or e-wallet option is restrictive. Set against that, this is a long-established firm with a real, verifiable office, named exchange memberships and unusually open disclosure of where client money sits.