Crypto.com to enter the South Korean market with retail trading services following the exit of OK-BIT.
Discussions with local banks are underway for real-name account authentication partnerships. Five won-based crypto exchanges in Korea are currently authorized by financial authorities.
Singapore-based crypto exchange Crypto.com is set to launch services in South Korea, two years after acquiring local crypto exchange OK-BIT. Crypto.com announced in a blog post on Apr. 2 that it's planning to launch the Crypto.
Crypto.com is launching a crypto trading platform in South Korea after its acquisition of OK-BIT, a local crypto exchange.
The new platform takes the place of Crypto.com-owned South Korean crypto exchange OK-BIT, which is closing down this month.
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