Cointelegraph South Korea to penalize traders who do not use their real names
on crypto exchange accounts, gov» t clarifies its position.
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Once the rule comes into effect, investors can only deposit funds to trade cryptocurrencies if their name
on the
crypto exchange matches that
on their bank
account.
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Exchanges quickly returned to the correction.
All transactions are done
on your
crypto exchange and you are in full control of your
account.
Similar to other Indian
crypto exchanges they have strict KYC norms and you need to link bank
account before starting trade
on CoinDelta.
A secure p2p messenger implemented
on a blockchain platform and integrated into the DEEX system allows you to safely
exchange information (messages, audio, and video communication), as well as directly manage your DEEX
account thanks to a built - in multicurrency
crypto wallet.
The news from India added to the existing pessimism in the cryptocurrency market
on account of China's announcement of blocking foreign
crypto exchanges, and the move by major banks such as JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, and Bank of America from the US and Lloyds Bank from the UK to ban cryptocurrency purchases via their credit cards.
Once the rule comes into effect, investors can only deposit funds to trade cryptocurrencies if their name
on the
crypto exchange matches that
on their bank
account.
In December 2017, the FSC demonstrated a somewhat aggressive approach to regulation when they ordered banks to cease issuing virtual
accounts which users need to participate
on crypto exchange platforms.
The most widely - used social media platform in China, WeChat, had also seen its
crypto exchange accounts closed due to the crackdown of the government
on all - things -
crypto.
The implementation of SegWit by both
crypto -
exchanges will have a significant impact
on the market, taking into
account their trading volumes.
Since last week, a wave of controversy has arisen in South Korea over the government's attempts to more strictly regulate
crypto markets, like the banning of the use of anonymous virtual
accounts connected to
crypto exchanges, forbidding underage citizens and foreigners to invest in
crypto markets, and falsey announcing a total blanket ban
on cryptocurrency trading.
Well, to start off, it will allow banks and investment companies to offer their customers a product that does not require the necessity to open a
crypto wallet or an
account on an
exchange.
It's recommended that you don't store your cryptocurrency in a trading
account on a
crypto exchange for any length of time, so you'll need to find a suitable wallet that allows you to safely store FCT.
With a crazy rush of investors registering
on crypto exchanges and given concerns over issues connected with money laundering and tax evasion, the South Korean government banned the opening of any virtual
accounts on the
exchanges last month and even asked the existing virtual currency traders to change their virtual
accounts to the ones with real names.
Once that happens, institutional money will start pouring in and retail investors will now be able to invest in
crypto without worrying about opening up
accounts on foreign
exchanges and worrying about how to protect their
accounts — which most people have difficulty figuring out how to do.
After reporting one of its major banks was working
on a Bitcoin wallet, South Korean social media
account Crypto Korean noted that with a total market cap of over $ 300 billion, crypto had beaten the country's Kosdaq exchange cap of $ 275 bi
Crypto Korean noted that with a total market cap of over $ 300 billion,
crypto had beaten the country's Kosdaq exchange cap of $ 275 bi
crypto had beaten the country's Kosdaq
exchange cap of $ 275 billion.
So, starting from February, it is forbidden to use anonymous virtual
accounts, as the country's financial authorities decided to check all South Korean
crypto -
exchanges and banks, dealing with those
exchanges,
on compliance with anti-money laundering rules.
After having their bank
accounts closed without warning, two cryptocurrency
exchanges in Chile are calling
on government regulators to give some much needed guidance to a confused
crypto industry.
The challenge comes from the new system, enforced
on January 30, which requires cryptocurrency traders to use real - name
accounts to deposit money for trading at
crypto exchanges.
Since the Korean government enforced the real - name system
on cryptocurrency
accounts, banks have only been providing fiat deposit services to the country's four largest
crypto exchanges.
Two cryptocurrency
exchanges BUDA and
Crypto MKT, which operate in Chile and some other Latin American countries, have recently asked the Chilean Association of Banks (ABIF) to clarify its stance
on cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency trading after the firms» corporate
accounts were closed by a number of Chilean banks, local news outlet PULSO reported March 25.
The latest in this installment of banks clamping down
on crypto users comes from India, where several major cryptocurrency
exchanges had their bank
accounts suspended, some indefinitely.
Two
crypto exchanges called
on the Chilean Association of Banks to provide a «transparent» stance
on crypto after a number of their bank
accounts were closed.
First, it will allow banks and investment companies to offer their customers a product that does not require the necessity to open a
crypto wallet or an
account on a
crypto -
exchange.
On Dec. 27, 2017 one of the major
crypto exchanges, Poloniex, announced that they will require all
accounts to become verified.
This latest move by the FSC to look into bank
accounts of cryptocurrency
exchanges might be a part of the new
crypto regulation in Korea, and this could have a dire effect
on the cryptocurrency market in general because one of the significant strengths of bitcoin is in its decentralized nature and near anonymity in financial transactions.