The final deadline for registration for crypto exchanges in South Korea came to an end on September 24. And out of 40 odds crypto exchanges left in the country, only four made the final cut. South Korea’s latest AML guidelines which came into effect in January require crypto exchanges to do away with shadow banking accounts and partner with banks to offer real banking facilities to the customers. However, out of 300 odd crypto exchanges functional at the time only a fractional four has made the final cut.
S.Korea Regulations: Here's the List of Crypto Exchanges that Made the Final Cut
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25 September 2021 12:34, UTC