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OJK and CFX Drive Innovation and Adaptive Regulation in National Crypto Industry

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OJK and CFX Drive Innovation and Adaptive Regulation in National Crypto Industry
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Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Financial Services Authority (OJK) together with the Indonesia Crypto Exchange, PT Central Finansial X (CFX), is promoting innovation and adaptive regulation within the national crypto asset industry. OJK has prepared a Regulatory Sandbox mechanism, serving as a safe incubation space for local innovators to test next-generation use cases, proving that Indonesia’s ecosystem is ready to support the emergence of secure and measurable innovation.

Adi Budiarso, Executive Head of Supervision for Financial Sector Technology Innovation, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets at OJK, stated in an official briefing in Jakarta on Monday, the regulator’s commitment to balancing innovation flexibility with consumer protection. “In responding to the dynamics of innovation in the Digital Financial Assets sector, OJK applies the principles of Balance and Technology Neutral,” said Adi.

Through the principle of Balance, OJK ensures that innovation development proceeds alongside the strengthening of risk management and consumer protection to create a healthy, safe, and sustainable industry. Through the Technology Neutral principle, OJK ensures that regulatory and supervisory approaches are not limited by specific types of technology, but are instead oriented towards functions, activities, and emerging risks, remaining adaptive to dynamic and ever-changing technological developments.

Subani, President Director of CFX, emphasised that CFX, alongside PT Kliring Komoditi Indonesia (KKI) and PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia (ICC), is ready to drive the expansion of such product innovations so that crypto assets become more than just investment instruments. “CFX Crypto Exchange currently possesses a complete ecosystem infrastructure and is fully prepared to support the development of innovation and market scalability,” said Subani.

He expressed hope that through the CFX Crypto Conference (CCC) 2026, concrete collaboration and synergy between innovators, industry players, and the government could be achieved. “CFX is fully committed to ensuring that this local innovation grows rapidly, keeps liquidity within the country, and realises a sovereign and globally competitive Indonesian crypto asset industry,” added Subani.

Meanwhile, Robby, Chairman of the Indonesian Blockchain Association (ABI), noted that the existing ecosystem proves that Indonesia’s crypto asset industry can grow in a correct, organised, protected, and trusted manner. “Now is the time to prove the next step: that the best innovations in this ecosystem are born domestically. ABI sees this momentum is real; our consumers are ready, our regulations are supportive, and our industry players are eager to level up. CCC 2026 is our shared space to turn that momentum into a real movement,” said Robby.

CFX is organising the CFX Crypto Conference (CCC) 2026, featuring a panel discussion titled “Realising Crypto Asset Ecosystem Sovereignty: Accelerating Infrastructure and Product Innovation for National Growth.” The panel brings together cross-sector stakeholders to formulate a shared direction in promoting crypto assets as real instruments for national economic growth, rather than just investment tools.

The discussion is set against a fundamental paradigm shift in the global digital economy landscape, where crypto assets have expanded into various real utilities, ranging from stablecoins and crypto repos to the tokenisation of Real-World Assets (RWA). From an industry perspective, Indonesia already possesses the complete infrastructure to support product innovation. The presence of crypto repo platforms such as Amanode and Rupiah-based stablecoins like IDRX demonstrates the maturity of the digital financial asset industry. Furthermore, Indonesia has established a security foundation through the separation of institutional functions between the Exchange, Clearing, and Custodian to provide multi-layered security for transactions at Digital Financial Asset Traders (PAKD).

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