Yes, it still possible, and you can use another exchange too. There's no restriction for it.
Most people in indonesia that use local exchange just for converting their crypto assets to IDR, or IDR to crypto. Because local exchange support local payment and easy to use.

Exchanging crypto is still allowed here, you're just not allowed to make any payment with crypto. The biggest Indonesian exchange is indodax.com so that's my recommendation. However, you need to comply with their KYC procedure before making fiat (IDR) transaction.

You can buy and sell Bitcoin with fiat, but you can't use them to pay for anything. For as long as you don't use them to purchase goods/services, you should be fine.

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As a sidenote, you can't use any foreign currency to buy anything within the country in normal circumstances either, so this isn't specific to Bitcoins or crypto. The Rupiah is their only legal tender.

You can buy and sell Bitcoin with fiat, but you can't use them to pay for anything. For as long as you don't use them to purchase goods/services, you should be fine.

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As a sidenote, you can't use any foreign currency to buy anything within the country in normal circumstances either, so this isn't specific to Bitcoins or crypto. The Rupiah is their only legal tender.

Verification does not cause you any hard and FACETER stores all your data securely and never shares, it is mainly to verify the identity and in real time to avoid fake accounts as the service is reputed they might be facing some scammers to copy Faceter code.

While there is this method exist than it will be important for all investors to pass KYC procedure but I didn't see something wrong with this method. In current situation promising projects don't want to take any kind of risk that is why they are implementing this.