KuCoin, MEXC and 12 Crypto Exchanges' Apple Apps Blocked in South Korea
- Apple blocked access to 14 crypto apps in South Korea on Monday at the request of regulators.
- The Financial Services Commission requested the block because the exchanges were operating illegally.
- Among the impacted exchanges are KuCoin and MEXC, along with twelve other unnamed companies.
- The FSC stated Apple must not allow these apps to be installed or updated after April 11.
- The FIU aims to prevent money laundering and protect users by blocking access to unreported platforms.
38 Articles
38 Articles


Apple blocks 14 cryptocurrency apps at request of Korean regulator
Apple has blocked access to 14 cryptocurrency apps, at the request of the South Korean financial services regulator. The ban applies to crypto exchange apps operated by KuCoin, MEXC, and 12 other companies. The country’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) says that all 14 exchanges were operating illegally, and that Apple must not permit the apps to be installed or updated after April 11 … more…
South Korean Regulator Extends Bithumb Inspection, Plans Coinone Probe
The South Korean Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has extended the period of its on-site inspection of the Bithumb crypto exchange , with a Coinone inspection set to start next week. The media outlet Daehan Kyungjae reported that FIU, which answers to the Financial Services Commission (FSC), will w...
South Korea Expands Crypto Crackdown, Blocks 14 Exchange Apps on Apple Store - CryptoShrypto
South Korea has intensified its crackdown on unregistered cryptocurrency platforms, ordering Apple to block 14 digital asset exchange apps from its App Store. The move, announced by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) on April 11, follows a similar directive issued to Google Play last month. Among the banned exchanges are popular global platforms KuCoin and MEXC, both previously targeted in a March 26 Google Play purge that removed 17 unregi…
Apple Delists 14 Crypto Apps in South Korea Including KuCoin and MEXC Exchanges Amid Regulatory Crackdown - The Daily Hodl
Apple has delisted 14 crypto apps in South Korea at the request of one of the country’s regulators. South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), an anti-money laundering agency, issued the requests. The regulator claims the banned apps involved foreign virtual asset operators conducting “unreported business activities.” Apple’s list of blocked apps includes the crypto exchange giants KuCoin and MEXC. Last month, Google Play delisted both of …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage