Crowdfunding of securities necessitates involvement through either a registered broker-dealer or a registered funding portal, a novel intermediary category introduced under the 2020 regulations (POJK No. 57/POJK.04/2020). These intermediaries are obligated to implement measures to minimize the risk of fraudulent activities, make essential disclosures about issuers accessible to the public, establish communication channels for discussions regarding offerings on the platform, reveal the compensation they receive, offer educational materials to investors, and adhere to additional requirements pertaining to investor commitments, notifications to investors, and the management and transfer of funds. Registered funding portals engaging in crowdfunding campaigns may have a more limited scope of activities compared to broker-dealers. Therefore, the author's research tends to discover in-depth about some frauds which have been occurring to some investors since there is an absence of the regulation. In addition, Consider the future of crowdfunding and how regulations might evolve to keep pace with the changing landscape. Discuss innovations like blockchain-based crowdfunding or international developments.