Indonesian crypto exchange Indodax begins restoring services, with officials stating that no asset losses or user data b

Indodax, one of Indonesia's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, began restoring services in phases on October 31 after suspending deposits and withdrawals on October 29 due to detected abnormal activity. The exchange said a security review of its trading systems, wallets, and user accounts found no asset losses, unauthorized transfers, or user data breaches. The platform is completing system repairs and security checks as it gradually brings services back online. Indodax advised users to enable two-factor authentication and avoid clicking unknown links or installing software from unverified sources. The incident adds to a series of security events affecting Asian crypto exchanges this year, and the market will be watching whether trading volumes and user confidence recover smoothly as full service resumes.