Indonesia Clearing House (ICH) has officially received government approval to serve as a Warehouse Receipt Registration Center. This approval is contained in the Registration Center Approval Certificate No. 33/BAPPEBTI/KepSRG/SP/PUSREG/10/2025, issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency on October 27, 2025.

In accordance with the Information Security Management System (ISMS) general policy of PT Indonesia Clearing House to promote information security, the management of PT Indonesia Clearing House hereby declares that the management fully supports the planning, implementation, and maintenance of the ISMS standard ISO/IEC 27001:2022. The commitment with respect to the ISMS will be denoted by:

Indonesia Clearing House (ICH) has been officially registered as a Money Market and Foreign Exchange Futures Clearing Institution (PUVA) by Bank Indonesia. This is stated in Bank Indonesia's letter No. 27/301/DPPK/Str/B to Indonesia Clearing House (ICH)

The term "information is an organizational asset" has been recognized by almost all organizations. As a result of the increasing use of technology in organizations, the threat to information becomes important. Threats can come from things that are accidental, unintentional or intentional (those who intend to steal information).

Indonesia Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (ICDX) and Indonesia Clearing House (ICH) have provided a response regarding the transition of regulation and supervision of Financial Derivatives from the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (Bappebti) to the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and Bank Indonesia (BI).

The logo serves as a visual embodiment of the institutional role, meticulously designed to communicate the fundamental essence of Indonesia Clearing House (ICH) as a pivotal and trusted clearing entity within the financial ecosystem.

Indonesia Clearing House (ICH) continues to demonstrate its commitment to providing tangible contributions and sustainable benefits to the community.

Cash settlement is a futures settlement procedure that pays the cash difference between the contract price and the market price, without physical delivery of the asset. This mechanism requires the role of clearing to carry out the settlement of transactions. Clearing is the process of calculating and settling financial obligations between the parties to a transaction.

In the context of futures trading, clearing is a crucial process that ensures financial transactions run smoothly and securely. If an exchange is where buy-sell transactions occur, the clearing house is responsible for facilitating the guarantee and settlement of those transactions.

Default is not only an individual problem but also poses systemic risk that can disrupt overall market stability. Therefore, managing default risk is crucial to ensure smooth and secure financial transactions.

Physical delivery in clearing is a futures contract settlement system that requires the commodity to be physically delivered at maturity, rather than settled in cash only.

The first time you read about futures trading, you meet a stream of unfamiliar words: contract, lot, long, short, settlement. It can feel confusing, and that is normal. Once the basic ideas are clear, these terms are easy to follow.

Risk management is a structured process that covers the identification, measurement, control, and monitoring of risks that may arise from an organization’s activities. Risks can originate from various sources, such as the external environment, operations, finance, technology, or human factors. One concept discussed in the context of the financial system is procyclicality, which is the tendency of the financial system to move in the same direction as the economic cycle.