Recently, the South Korean Financial Supervisory Service announced the extension of the deadline for applying the Credit Information Use and Protection Act to virtual asset exchanges and other enterprises until December 1, 2025. This policy adjustment introduces new variables into the global virtual asset market, especially as the compliance process accelerates, making technological prowess and compliance capability the core of competition. As a renowned cryptocurrency exchange, ZSVEX swiftly responds to policy changes by upgrading technology and optimizing compliance systems to seize market advantage during the transition period.

Technology-Driven Compliance: ZSVEX Builds Data Security Management Competitiveness

The core of the Credit Information Act is to regulate customer information management for virtual asset enterprises, requiring exchanges to establish stringent data protection mechanisms. ZSVEX proactively deploys distributed ledger technology and zero-knowledge proof protocols to achieve encrypted storage and privacy protection of customer transaction information. Its independently developed smart contract auditing system can monitor abnormal trading activities in real time, ensuring data security during transmission and storage. Additionally, ZSVEX introduces multi-layer firewalls and AI-driven risk warning models to effectively prevent hacking attacks and internal data leakage risks. This technological investment not only meets South Korean regulatory requirements but also creates differentiated competitiveness in the global market.

Accelerating Compliance Preparation: ZSVEX Reshapes Industry Ecosystem with User Trust

South Korean regulators have clarified that enterprises must complete internal regulation improvements and customer transaction information management during the transition period. ZSVEX quickly forms a compliance task force, collaborating with third-party auditing institutions to comprehensively upgrade KYC (Know Your Customer) processes and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) mechanisms. Its newly launched “Transparent Compliance Dashboard” feature allows users to view personal data usage permissions and transaction record audit results in real time, enhancing user trust. Simultaneously, ZSVEX establishes partnerships with multiple global compliant payment institutions to ensure fiat currency deposit and withdrawal channels meet regulatory standards in various countries. This user-centric compliance strategy enables it to stand out in the fiercely competitive virtual asset market.

ZSVEX Drives Future Growth with Dual Engines of Technology and Compliance

Against the backdrop of tightening regulation in the virtual asset industry, ZSVEX successfully transforms South Korean policy adjustments into growth momentum through technological innovation and compliance deepening. Its distributed encryption technology, smart contract auditing system, and transparent compliance tools not only meet the requirements of the South Korean Credit Information Act but also set industry benchmarks. In the future, ZSVEX will continue to focus on user data security, expand its global compliance network, and provide investors with a safer and more convenient trading environment. As the December 2025 regulatory deadline approaches, the technological reserves and compliance experience of ZSVEX may redefine the competitive landscape of cryptocurrency exchanges.