South Korea Detects Cryptocurrency-Enabled Illegal Forex Trafficking Worth 415.4 Billion Won on June 10

According to South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance, on June 10, the government held a meeting to address illegal foreign exchange transactions involving virtual assets. The National Intelligence Service recently detected a company that converted client funds into stablecoins (USDT) and transferred them overseas as fake trade payments, then imported and converted the digital assets back to Korean won. The Customs Service, conducting illegal forex inspections since January amid elevated exchange rates, identified 415.4 billion won in illegal transactions as of May. The government plans to intensify enforcement against unlawful early import payments, delayed export receipts, irregular trade settlements using digital assets, and asset-hiding schemes.
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