The Korean Customs Service establishes a committee to prevent illegal foreign exchange transactions in virtual assets
On January 8th, the Korean Customs Service announced that it had established the "Prevention of Illegal Foreign Exchange Transactions in Virtual Assets Agreement" in cooperation with five domestic virtual asset management companies and the "Digital Asset Exchange Association". The agreement aims to actively combat illegal foreign exchange transactions in virtual assets by strengthening cooperation with relevant departments and virtual asset management companies.
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