South Korea to Require Monthly Reports on Users Sending Crypto to Overseas Exchanges, Wallets and Similar Destinations.

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South Korea’s central bank, the Bank of Korea, will require virtual asset service providers to report month-end balances for users who have transferred crypto to overseas exchanges, personal wallets and similar destinations under a new monthly rule. The requirement starts Dec. 2. Providers must file by the 10th of the following month, including when no transfer occurs during a covered month. Each filing must go to the foreign-exchange information system through the foreign-exchange computer network. It must list the quantity of crypto held at month-end, the holding’s value in South Korean won, and monthly totals for cross-border inflows and outflows.
Source: TokenPost



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