Bappebti Futures Brokers’ Ratings: PT Java Global Futures Ranks Second

The Commodity Futures Trading Supervisory Agency (Bappebti) has released its ratings of 69 active futures brokerage firms for the third quarter of 2026 (July–September).

The ratings are intended to help the public choose futures brokers with sound performance, regulatory compliance and a commitment to customer protection.

PT PG Berjangka took first place. Five firms jointly ranked second: PT Didi Max Berjangka, PT Inter Pan Pasifik Futures, PT Java Global Futures, PT MRG Mega Berjangka and PT XTB Indonesia Berjangka.

PT Quickpro Berjangka Indonesia ranked third. Fourth place was shared by PT Argodana Futures, PT Premier Equity Futures and PT Straits Futures Indonesia. PT Esandar Arthamas Berjangka and PT Finex Bisnis Solusi Futures jointly ranked fifth.

Bappebti head Tirta Karma Senjaya said the regular ratings were not simply a way to rank companies, but also a tool to improve professionalism, transparency, service quality and governance in the Commodity Futures Trading (PBK) industry.

The assessment is also intended to encourage businesses to give greater attention to regulatory compliance and customer protection.

Muhammad Suaib Sulaiman, head of the bureau overseeing and enforcing rules on PBK, the warehouse receipt system (SRG) and auction markets (PLK), said the assessment was based on three main indicators: company performance, deductions and bonus points.

The performance indicator covers financial integrity, compliance in business activities and transactions, and the implementation of Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) programmes. Deductions take into account the number of customer complaints, sanctions imposed and audit results. Bonus points are awarded to companies that help boost liquidity and activity in futures trading.

The assessment data comes from company reports submitted to Bappebti and the results of on-site inspections.

Bappebti will continue to improve its rating system and strengthen risk-based supervision to foster a healthy, orderly, transparent and ethical PBK industry.

The agency hopes this will strengthen public confidence and enable futures trading to make a greater contribution to the national economy.