Tokocrypto's published rate is simple: 0.1% for makers and takers on rupiah pairs at the base tier, with ten VIP levels driven by 30-day volume that take large accounts down to a few hundredths of a percent. The complication is Indonesian law. Every crypto trade carries VAT, and every licensed trader must collect the CFX exchange levy, a small percentage that differs between rupiah and USDT markets. Stacked together, the all-in cost of a base-tier trade runs toward 0.2% on rupiah pairs and closer to 0.4% on USDT pairs, and Tokocrypto's own fee page itemizes each line.
Rupiah deposits by bank transfer or e-wallet are free or near free, rupiah withdrawals carry a small flat fee, and crypto withdrawals are a fixed per-coin network charge. There is no card fee, no instant-buy spread and no Apple Pay markup, because none of those rails exist for a customer outside Indonesia. The fee that matters to anyone buying with a card or a dollar rail has no number here.
Anytime Capital's card, Apple Pay and Google Pay pricing is one all-in number, from 4% with the spread included, with the amount you pay and the crypto you receive shown before you confirm, and same-day wire orders through the OTC desk are quoted individually. It is a buying fee for a dollar product, not a trading fee for a rupiah order book, and the two are not measuring the same thing.