South Korean regulators studying crypto whales- Here's why

2022-10-25 14:30

The Financial Service Commission (FSC), South Korea's leading financial watchdog, believes that stablecoins and cryptocurrencies may make it easier to launder money. As a result, it will allegedlyThe post South Korean regulators studying crypto whales- Here's why appeared first on AMBCrypto.

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Ripple Adds Over 50 Financial Institutions To Its Settlement Platform Since November

Ripple’s executive, Navin Gupta, managing director for South Asia and MENA regions, spoke in an hour-long YouTube video explaining the blockchain’s use cases and its progress so far in 2020. In data provided by the startup executive, Ripple currently has over 350 partners in its ranks, including RakBank in the UAE and Transfer Go in […]

2020-6-9 21:32


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South Africa: Government Panel Proposes Strict Crypto Regulations

An intergovernmental panel in South Africa comprising the central bank, treasury, and financial regulators is calling for the enactment of strict crypto regulations in the country. Strict Crypto Policing in South Africa In a paper published by the Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group (IFWG) in South Africa, the government panel argued for the establishment of aRead MoreRead More.

2020-4-18 17:00


South Korea’s UPbit, Bithumb Reveal Substantial Drop in Trading Volumes In Last 2 Years

Top South Korean crypto exchange platforms, Upbit and Bithumb, have witnessed a massive decrease in their trading volumes of 70% and 63% respectively compared to their 2018 results, Decrypt reports. According to Financial Supervisory Services (FSS), Dunamu, which is Upbit’s parent company, saw its annual profits decrease by 93% to approximately $7.4 million. The nosedive […]

2020-3-24 22:04


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South Korea Passes Bill to Regulate Cryptocurrency in Line With FATF Standards

South Korea’s National Assembly finally passed a bill that provides a framework for the regulation of cryptocurrencies and exchanges. Crypto service providers will be required to use the real-name verification system and comply with reporting requirements in line with the global cryptocurrency standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

2020-3-8 20:38


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Sentbe, Hanpass, WireBarley and More Leverage RippleNet to Improve Remittances in Korea

For the millions of remitters in South Korea, speed and cost matters—time delay in payments can interfere with covering critical expenses like emergencies, tuition payments and unexpected bills. However, for many years, the remittance market in Korea was controlled entirely by large financial institutions—leading to high foreign transfer fees and costly delays.

2020-2-27 03:30


Is International Pressures Forcing South African Banks to Close Crypto Exchange Accounts?

The big-four bank, Nedbank, may become the latest financial institution in South Africa to close cryptocurrency bank accounts, reports the local media channel. The bank will be following in the footsteps of the First National Bank (FNB) that closed the digital currency-related bank accounts back in November, last year citing lack of regulations as the […]

2020-1-26 00:55


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South Korean Authorities Formulate Legislation to Boost Mainstream Bitcoin Adoption

South Korea’s Presidential Committee on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (PCFIR) is advocating that the Korean government makes cryptocurrencies mainstream by introducing friendly regulations that will help to integrate distributed ledger technology (DLT) powered digital assets into the traditional financial world, according to an Ibtimes report.

2020-1-8 18:00


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Korean Presidential Committee Pushes to Make Cryptocurrency Mainstream

A South Korean committee directly under the president has recommended several measures to the government that will make cryptocurrency mainstream. Emphasizing that “it is no longer possible to stop crypto asset trade,” the committee recommends integrating crypto into the country’s financial system, allowing financial institutions to directly offer a range of crypto products, including derivatives, […] The post Korean Presidential Committee Pushes to Make Cryptocurrency Mainstream appeared first on Bitcoin News.

2020-1-8 10:30


South Africa’s Financial Regulator Dismisses Karatbars (KBC) Crypto Assets As A Financial Product

Karatbars International controversial KBC coin will no longer be getting attention from South Africa’s financial markets regulator, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). The regulator had earlier on issued a warning terming the KBC coin a ‘fraud’; German’s BaFin also made similar moves in response to Karatbars operations within its jurisdiction. FSCA Vs Karatbars International […]

2019-12-19 18:06


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South Korea: Government Mulling Taxing Cryptocurrency Capital Gains

The South Korean government is mulling imposing taxes on capital gains arising out of cryptocurrency transactions – including Bitcoin (BTC) – reports The Korea Times, December 9, 2019. South Korean Authorities Taming the Crypto Conundrum In their short history, cryptocurrencies haven’t exactly been able to earn the trust of a large number of financial watchdogsRead MoreRead More.

2019-12-9 18:00


South Korean CoinUp’s President and Eight Other Execs Behind Bars for Swindling Investors

South Korean crypto exchange, CoinUp gets tainted, as many of its executives have officially been arrested following a year’s worth of investigation, reports BeInCrypto. To be more specific, President of CoinUp, Kang Seok-Jung gets a 16-year sentence followed by the firm’s Chief Financial Officers and Vice Presidents, all of whom have swindled investors of 400 […]

2019-11-13 18:59


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Moonday Mornings: eBay, Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, and Mercado Pago leave Facebook’s Libra Association

Good morning forkers, it’s that time of the week again. It’s Hard Fork’s wrap-up of the weekend’s cryptocurrency and blockchain headlines you shouldn’t miss. Let’s get to it. 1. Facebook‘s “cryptocurrency” Libra is facing yet more challenges as Mastercard, Visa, eBay, payment system provider Stripe, and South American partner Mercado Pago have pulled out of the troubled project, The Financial Times reports.

2019-10-14 11:40


South Korea Regulator to Support Proposed Crypto Exchange Regulation

The chairperson of the South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) has stated that he is in favour of a proposed reporting system for crypto exchanges operating in the nation. The regulations may serve to make digital currency trading platforms more transparent, as well as helping to protect against money laundering and other financial crimes.

2019-8-28 23:00