S. Korea regulator: Plan to allow account by users' real-name only in crypto trading
|Reuters out with the latest headlines, citing that the South Korean regulator is planning to make sure local banks only allow account by users' real-name in cryptocurrency transactions, starts Jan. 30.
The new measure introduced by the S. Korean government is mainly due to the local banks having not properly identified crypto traders' transactions details.
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