South Korea blocks 17 foreign crypto exchanges, including KuCoin and MEXC, as part of stricter regulatory enforcement to protect investors.

South Korean regulators worked with Google Play to block applications belonging to 17 unregistered overseas crypto exchanges.

South Korea's Financial Intelligence Unit has directed Google to restrict domestic access to 17 unregistered cryptocurrency exchange applications on the Google Play Store. Effective March 25, users in ...

Google Play blocks 17 unregistered crypto apps in South Korea, targeting foreign exchanges like KuCoin and MEXC.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its investigation into Web3 gaming platform Immutable and will ...

The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) classified a number of exchanges who are not registered as targets for sanctions ...

South Korean financial authorities are planning sanctions against crypto exchanges operating illegally in the country, ...

South Korean financial authorities will reportedly start sanctions against a list of overseas crypto exchanges for operating without proper licensing.

Under the nation’s Specified Financial Information Act, South Korean financial authorities mandate that cryptocurrency exchanges register with regulators as VASPs. In addition to consulting with ...

Korea FIU cracks down on unregistered crypto exchanges, enforcing strict sanctions, blocking access, and strengthening ...

South Korean officials are considering blocking crypto exchange platforms operating in the country without reporting to the ...

South Korea’s FIU targets foreign crypto exchanges operating without registration, considering website blocks and legal ...