South Korea’s crypto law, the Virtual Asset User Protection Act (VAUPA), has come into effect
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South Korea’s crypto law, the Virtual Asset User Protection Act (VAUPA), has come into effect

The Hindu  

South Korea’s new cryptocurrency law, the Virtual Asset User Protection Act, took effect from July 19 as the country’s Financial Services Commission stressed on the need for virtual asset service providers to safeguard customer funds and comply with national regulations. The Virtual Asset User Protection Act was enacted on July 18, 2023 and financial institutions covered under it were given time to put in place compliance measures. The Act on the Protection of Virtual Asset Users focuses on protecting user assets, regulating unfair trading activities, and giving financial regulators the powers they need to investigate financial institutions dealing in virtual assets. “The FSC expects that the implementation of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act will establish a foundation to provide safe protection for users.

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