Abstract:PT. Solid Gold Berjangka (PT SGB) is an Indonesian futures brokerage firm. The company offers a variety of products, such as gold and olein futures, along with features like online trading, daily reports, and fast withdrawals (targeting T+1). Its operations cover 5 offices in Jakarta, Semarang, Palembang, Makassar, and Bali.
| PT SGB Review Summary | |
| Founded | 2008-10-24 |
| Registered Country/Region | Indonesia |
| Regulation | Regulated |
| Products | Multilateral Products (JFX) and Bilateral Products (SPA) |
| Customer Support | Phone: 021-29675088 (Hunting), |
| Fax: 021-29675089 | |
| berjangka@solidgold.co.id | |
| Jakarta TCC Batavia, Tower One - Lt.10 Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126, Jakarta Pusat 10220 | |
PT. Solid Gold Berjangka (PT SGB) is an Indonesian futures brokerage firm. The company offers a variety of products, such as gold and olein futures, along with features like online trading, daily reports, and fast withdrawals (targeting T+1). Its operations cover 5 offices in Jakarta, Semarang, Palembang, Makassar, and Bali.

| Pros | Cons |
| Regulated | Limited payment method information |
| Diverse products | Complex fee structure |
PT. Solid Gold Berjangka (PT SGB) is registered and regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency (BAPPEBTI) of Indonesia, with the license number 161/BAPPEBTI/SI/IX/2002.


PT SGB offers Multilateral Products (JFX) and Bilateral Products (SPA).
The Multilateral Products (JFX) include Olein Futures (OLE), Gold Futures Contract (GOL), and 250 Gram Gold Futures (GOL250). The Bilateral Products (SPA) include HKK 50 & HKK 5U, JPK 50 & JPK 5U, XUL 10 & XULF, etc.
| Fee Type | Charging Standard |
| Basic Handling Fee | $15/side$30/complete lot (total for buying and selling) |
| VAT (Value-Added Tax) | $1.65/side$3.3/complete lot |
| Overnight Fee | HKK5U, HKK50: $3/nightJPK5U, JPK50: $2/nightXULF, XUL10: $5/night |

PT SGB offers an online trading platform accessible at https://etrade.sgberjangka.com/login.php. To use the platform, clients need to have an internet connection and be provided with a User ID and password by PT SGB.
Deposit
Clients can deposit funds into PT SGB's dedicated segregated accounts. There are 5 partner banks, namely BCA, CIMB Niaga, BNI, Mandiri, and Artha Graha. After making a deposit, clients need to send the transfer receipt via fax or email to notify the company.
Withdrawal
The process involves either using the withdrawal menu in the trading account or filling out a withdrawal form. While the standard withdrawal time is T + 3 (3 business days), PT SGB aims to process withdrawals as quickly as T + 1 (1 business day).

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