Dunamu Becomes First Domestic Virtual Asset Exchange Designated as an 'Administrative Information Sharing' Institution
Dunamu, a domestic digital asset exchange, has become the first in the virtual asset industry to be designated as an 'Administrative Information Sharing Institution' by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety. This designation is expected to serve as a significant milestone in enhancing the credibility of digital asset exchanges and improving the convenience of related services.
The 'Administrative Information Sharing' system is a service that allows administrative agencies to share information they hold with necessary institutions, enabling tasks to be processed without requiring civil petitioners to submit documents in person. While this system has primarily been used by the financial sector and public institutions, this marks the first time a virtual asset exchange has been included on the list.
As a result of this measure, Dunamu will be able to simplify the document submission process for its customers and provide services more quickly and securely. Furthermore, by being able to directly verify and utilize administrative information, it is expected that the level of protection for users' personal information and overall security will be further strengthened.
A Dunamu representative stated that this designation will contribute to increasing the transparency of the digital asset market. The company plans to continue its various technological efforts to ensure that users can utilize the exchange more conveniently and safely.
This decision by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety demonstrates that the domestic virtual asset industry is growing more stably within the institutional framework. The industry's attention is now focused on how digital asset exchanges will continue to collaborate with public services in the future.