Upbit: Starting from January 1 next year, the deposit limit will be changed to 5 million won per time or daily

12/04 09:20

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Upbit announced that starting from January 1, 2024, according to the "Virtual Asset Real-Name Account Operation Guidelines" formulated by the Korean Banking Federation, Upbit's Korean won deposit limit will change. The limit for Korean won deposits per transaction/day will change from the current 10 million Korean won to 5 million Korean won, and the limit for withdrawing Korean won will remain the same as before.

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