Jakarta, May 13, 2026 — The presence of a Clearing House within the ecosystem of commodity and derivatives futures trading holds a crucial role, especially in protecting the public. This institution, responsible for guaranteeing and settling transactions, has the duty to ensure that all transactions conducted by the public in the commodity and derivatives futures trading ecosystem comply with existing regulations. This was stated by Dr. Yoyok Prasetyo, Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business at University Islam Nusantara Bandung.

Dr. Yoyok Prasetyo added, “In the world of investment, the aspect of public protection, particularly for clients or investors, is one of the main pillars. When the public is protected, it builds trust, which ultimately supports the growth of investment in Indonesia. This also poses a challenge for the Clearing House to continuously maintain its integrity and transparency, not only for public protection but also on a broader scale to support investment growth in Indonesia.”

Meanwhile, Yugieandy Tirta Saputra, Director of Indonesia Clearing House (ICH), explained, “One of our key functions, especially in commodity and derivatives futures trading, is to maintain market transparency and integrity. We do this by ensuring that all transactions are accurately recorded and that there is no price manipulation or actions that harm other parties. This function is essential to maintain public trust in the market.”

Yugieandy further explained, “Currently, we serve as the clearing institution for transactions occurring on the Indonesia Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (ICDX) or Bursa Komoditi dan Derivatif Indonesia (BKDI). Operationally, ICH has developed a platform called Clearing Info of Trade (e-CITRA), which the public can use to track their transactions processed by ICH. Through this platform, users can view transaction data up to 90 days prior. This platform also facilitates clients in validating the accuracy of their reported transactions.”

“As a clearing institution, ICH has met all global clearing house standards, enabling effective supervision functions and maximizing client protection. This is also demonstrated by ICH’s ISO 27001 certification for Information Security Management System (ISMS),” Yugieandy added.

It is important to note that ICH operates under the supervision of three regulators: the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (Bappebti), Bank Indonesia, and the Financial Services Authority (OJK). Bappebti oversees physical commodity and commodity-based derivatives trading, Bank Indonesia supervises money market and foreign exchange derivatives trading (PUVA), and OJK regulates securities-based derivatives trading.

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