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Ti ak mwayen ki menm gwosè echanj ki bay kont antrepriz, olye ke yo menm vityèl, kontwole lòt kondisyon. Dapre piblikasyon-an Yonhap, Nan moman sa, se itilize nan kont antrepriz pèmèt bay ki echanj yo ka sipòte obligasyon yo yo anpeche blanchi lajan, osi byen ke yo konfime idantifikasyon an nan kliyan. An plis, yo pral sibi “chèk bon jan pa bank yo ak otorite finansye.” Sepandan, anpil echanj pa t 'resevwa yon konfimasyon pou kont nouvo, li di Yonhap repòtè yo ke yo ta dwe sispann tranzaksyon si sitiyasyon an pa t' chanje. Dapre nan Korean Blockchain Asosyasyon an, sou 787,600 kliyan itilize sèvis sa yo nan echanj sa yo, ki gen byen se kounye a nan suspann.
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Small and medium-sized exchanges that provide corporate accounts, rather than virtual ones, regulate other requirements. According to the Yonhap publication, at the moment, the use of corporate accounts is allowed provided that the exchanges can fully support their obligations to prevent money laundering, as well as to confirm the identification of customers. In addition, they will be subjected to “thorough checks by banks and financial authorities.” However, many exchanges did not receive confirmation of new accounts and told Yonhap reporters that they would suspend transactions if the situation did not change. According to the Korean Blockchain Association, about 787,600 customers use the services of such exchanges, whose assets are currently in limbo.