2018-6-22 16:40 |
Japan’s financial watchdog has issued business improvement orders to six licensed cryptocurrency exchanges following on-site inspections conducted over recent months.
As a result, bitFlyer has announced that it has temporarily stopped accepting new customers in order to reexamine the IDs of “certain customers.”
The firm told CoinDesk that “bitFlyer (Japan) is working closely with the FSA and will resume onboarding as soon as possible.”
As a result of the orders, the six exchanges are now required to file a written report to the FSA on the progress of their system improvements by July 23.
Until they are able to meet the regulator’s full requirements, the FSA said the exchanges must continue filling additional reports by the 10th of every month.
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