ICDX licence 073/SPKB/ICDX/Dir/II/2012

Both accounts are advertised as free swap, but the exemption runs for seven days only and swap is charged from day eight, so it is not an open-ended Islamic account. Scalping is permitted and Expert Advisors are supported with manual configuration. Hedging is not offered, which the broker attributes to Indonesian regulatory practice.

The range is deliberately narrow and gold-led: 18 currency pairs plus gold, silver, oil and multilateral exchange contracts. There are no stock, index or cryptocurrency products. If you want a broad multi-asset CFD menu, this is not that kind of broker.

The broker states withdrawals are processed on business days only, requested between 08:00 and 14:00 WIB, against a target of 4 to 5 hours; requests after 14:00 WIB are handled the next business day. The minimum is Rp 70,000 or $5. QuickPro says it charges no fee of its own, but your bank deducts its own transfer charges. One user account of a failed withdrawal at that Rp 70,000 minimum is on record, so treat the stated timing as a target rather than a guarantee.

Bank transfer is the only channel. Deposits go into the broker's segregated client accounts at BCA, Bank CIMB Niaga, Bank Mandiri and BNI, available in both rupiah and US dollars. You must put your trading account number in the transfer description, and third-party transfers are refused. There are no card, e-wallet or crypto options, which is restrictive if you bank outside Indonesia.

MetaTrader 4 only, supplied as a white-label build branded QuickPro Trader for Windows and macOS, with Indonesian-language support, Expert Advisors and custom indicators. There is also a QuickPro mobile app. MetaTrader 5 is not offered.

Spreads are variable and quoted on gold. The Gold account starts from 1.0 pip on XAUUSD with commission from $0.07 per 0.01 lot, which is about $7 per standard lot. The Classic account starts from 2.5 pip with commission from $0.01 per 0.01 lot, about $1 per standard lot. So Gold buys a tighter spread at a higher commission and a much higher entry deposit.

You choose either 1:100 or 1:500 on both account types. Note that 1:500 is high by the standards of most regulated markets and magnifies losses as much as gains; the stop-out level is 100%.

Rp 250,000 for the Classic account at 1:500 leverage, or Rp 1,400,000 if you choose 1:100. The Gold account requires Rp 5,000,000. There is no US dollar minimum published; the accounts are quoted in rupiah.

We found no evidence that it is. The signals point the other way: a company that has been trading since 2004, a real and verifiable office address, exchange member approvals in its own name, and fully published segregated client bank accounts. The genuine reservations are that its principal BAPPEBTI licence could not be confirmed, that the legal entity could not be checked on a corporate registry, and that at least one unresolved withdrawal complaint is on record against the broker's own claim of zero complaints.

The operating company is PT Quickpro Berjangka Indonesia, based at Menara Asia Afrika Lantai 12, Jl. Asia Afrika No.133 - 137, Bandung. The company states it was founded in 2004 and previously operated as PT International Mitra Futures under the FOREXimf brand, changing to the QuickPro name with effect from 1 February 2026. It publishes no company registration number, and Indonesia's corporate registry is not freely searchable, so we could not independently verify the entity on a registry.

Partly confirmed. QuickPro's own regulation page claims a BAPPEBTI business licence, number 736/BAPPEBTI/SI/6/2005, and an SPA participant approval 1262.a/BAPPEBTI/SP/6/2007. We independently confirmed its two Indonesian exchange broker-member approvals: Jakarta Futures Exchange SPAB - 104/BBJ/12/04 and Indonesia Commodity and Derivatives Exchange 073/SPKB/ICDX/Dir/II/2012, both issued in the name of the operating company. We were not able to confirm the BAPPEBTI licence itself, so treat that central permission as claimed rather than verified.