South Korea’s FSC tightens crypto exchange security with 24/7 monitoring rules
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South Korea’s Financial Services Commission introduced new security rules requiring crypto exchanges to maintain 24/7 monitoring of transactions and systems. The measures aim to strengthen consumer protection and trust in the domestic crypto market, though they may cause temporary fund access disruptions during implementation. The rules apply to all registered exchanges operating in South Korea, one of the world’s most active retail crypto markets. The FSC’s move follows a series of high-profile exchange failures and security breaches that have eroded confidence among Korean investors. Market participants will be watching how exchanges adapt their infrastructure and whether the stricter oversight affects trading volumes and listings on major Korean platforms.
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