CryptoCom doubled down on its global expansion efforts by completing a Virtual Asset Service Provider registration in South Korea.
CryptoCom – received Electronic Financial Transaction Act and Virtual Asset Service Provider registration from the South Korean regulators after acquiring the payment service provider – PnLink Co. – and the digital asset firm – OK-BIT Co.
CryptoCom reiterated its plans to become an industry leader and a trading venue that enables maximum protection, awareness, and regulatory compliance. Receiving a green light from the South Korean watchdogs should aid these intentions and establish a secure bridge between domestic clients and the exchange. Speaking on the move was also Patrick Yoon – General Manager at CryptoCom, South Korea:
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