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More than 60 S.Korean cryptocurrency exchanges will suspend their services next week

SEOUL, September 17, 2017 (Reuters) – More 60 South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges must inform customers about a partial or complete suspension of trading by Friday night, one week before a new regulation takes effect.

Exchanges need to register with the Financial Intelligence Unit before Sept. 24, and provide a security certificate issued by the internet security agency, in order to continue operations. To ensure that real-name accounts are protected, they must partner with banks.

After Sept. 24, exchanges that are not registered will close their services, while those who have registered but have failed to obtain partnerships with banks won’t be able to trade in won.

The Financial Services Commision stated earlier this week that exchanges should inform customers about the closing date and withdraw procedures if any services are to be shut down. This should be done no later than September 17.

Nearly 40 exchanges have announced that they will suspend all services. Another 28 exchanges have security certificates, but they have not secured bank partnership.

Only four people – Upbit and Coinone, Coinone, and Korbit – have registered partnerships and will be permitted to settle won settlements.

Flybit, Cashierest, ProBit and Cashierest, all smaller exchanges, have already stated that they will stop winning trading and will continue trading digital coins until they secure partnerships with banks.

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60多家韩国加密货币交易所下周将暂停服务

首尔,2017 年 9 月 17 日(路透社)—— 更多 60 家韩国加密货币交易所必须在新规定生效前一周的周五晚上通知客户部分或完全暂停交易。

交易所需要在 9 月 24 日之前向金融情报局注册,并提供互联网安全机构颁发的安全证书,才能继续运营。为了确保实名账户受到保护,他们必须与银行合作。

9月24日之后,未注册的交易所将关闭其服务,而已注册但未能与银行建立合作伙伴关系的交易所将无法进行韩元交易。

金融服务委员会本周早些时候表示,如果要关闭任何服务,交易所应通知客户关闭日期并撤销程序。这应该在 9 月 17 日之前完成。

近40家交易所宣布暂停所有服务。另外 28 家交易所拥有安全证书,但它们没有获得银行合作伙伴关系。

只有四个人——Upbit 和 Coinone、Coinone 和 Korbit——注册了合作伙伴关系,并将被允许解决赢得的和解。

Flybit、Cashierest、ProBit 和 Cashierest,所有较小的交易所,都已经表示他们将停止赢取交易,并将继续交易数字硬币,直到他们与银行建立合作伙伴关系。

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60多家韩国加密货币交易所下周将暂停服务

首尔,2017 年 9 月 17 日(路透社)—— 更多 60 家韩国加密货币交易所必须在新规定生效前一周的周五晚上通知客户部分或完全暂停交易。

交易所需要在 9 月 24 日之前向金融情报局注册,并提供互联网安全机构颁发的安全证书,才能继续运营。为了确保实名账户受到保护,他们必须与银行合作。

9月24日之后,未注册的交易所将关闭其服务,而已注册但未能与银行建立合作伙伴关系的交易所将无法进行韩元交易。

金融服务委员会本周早些时候表示,如果要关闭任何服务,交易所应通知客户关闭日期并撤销程序。这应该在 9 月 17 日之前完成。

近40家交易所宣布暂停所有服务。另外 28 家交易所拥有安全证书,但它们没有获得银行合作伙伴关系。

只有四个人——Upbit 和 Coinone、Coinone 和 Korbit——注册了合作伙伴关系,并将被允许解决赢得的和解。

Flybit、Cashierest、ProBit 和 Cashierest,所有较小的交易所,都已经表示他们将停止赢取交易,并将继续交易数字硬币,直到他们与银行建立合作伙伴关系。

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More than 60 S.Korean cryptocurrency exchanges will suspend their services next week

SEOUL, September 17, 2017 (Reuters) – More 60 South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges must inform customers about a partial or complete suspension of trading by Friday night, one week before a new regulation takes effect.

Exchanges need to register with the Financial Intelligence Unit before Sept. 24, and provide a security certificate issued by the internet security agency, in order to continue operations. To ensure that real-name accounts are protected, they must partner with banks.

After Sept. 24, exchanges that are not registered will close their services, while those who have registered but have failed to obtain partnerships with banks won’t be able to trade in won.

The Financial Services Commision stated earlier this week that exchanges should inform customers about the closing date and withdraw procedures if any services are to be shut down. This should be done no later than September 17.

Nearly 40 exchanges have announced that they will suspend all services. Another 28 exchanges have security certificates, but they have not secured bank partnership.

Only four people – Upbit and Coinone, Coinone, and Korbit – have registered partnerships and will be permitted to settle won settlements.

Flybit, Cashierest, ProBit and Cashierest, all smaller exchanges, have already stated that they will stop winning trading and will continue trading digital coins until they secure partnerships with banks.