South Korea targets Dunamu over Upbit hack as legal gaps emerge

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07/19

South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service has begun a formal sanctions process against Dunamu, the operator of crypto exchange Upbit, over the major wallet breach reported in November 2025. ...

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The document gives the company a chance to respond before regulators decide what penalties, if any, should follow. The process then moves through several formal regulatory review stages.That earlier enforcement action later faced court scrutiny. 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The document gives the company a chance to respond before regulators decide what penalties, if any, should follow. The process then moves through several formal regulatory review stages.\nFSS reviews Upbit’s response to the 2025 breach\nThe November 27 attack affected Solana-based assets held by Upbit. Early estimates varied, with crypto.news reporting losses of about $36 million based on figures available at the time. South Korean reports now place the affected amount at 44.5 billion won, worth about $32 million at current exchange rates.\nUpbit said it moved assets to cold wallets, halted deposits and withdrawals, and began tracing the stolen funds after detecting abnormal transfers. In its official customer notice, the exchange said customer losses would be covered with company funds. Authorities later examined both the security failure and the timing of Upbit’s public disclosure.\nLegal gap makes the possible sanctions unclear\nThe current Virtual Asset User Protection Act gives regulators powers over custody, unfair trading and customer protection, but it does not set direct penalties specifically for hacking or computer system failures. That leaves uncertainty around how far the FSS can go in this case.\nThe regulator will consider Dunamu’s response before issuing advance notice of any proposed action. Final measures would require further review by the sanctions review committee, the Securities and Futures Commission and the Financial Services Commission. South Korean authorities are also considering stronger rules for hacking and technology failures in the next phase of digital asset legislation.\nUpbit has faced wider regulatory pressure\nThe hack arrived during a period of close regulatory attention on Dunamu. As reported by crypto.news, South Korea’s Financial Intelligence Unit previously imposed a 35.2 billion won fine on the company over anti-money laundering and customer verification failures.\nThat earlier enforcement action later faced court scrutiny. Crypto.news reported that a court canceled a three-month partial suspension against Dunamu after finding gaps in the legal basis used for the sanction. The latest hacking case could create another test of how existing laws apply to crypto exchange operations.\nDunamu’s Naver deal remains under review\nThe sanctions process also comes while Dunamu works through a planned share swap with Naver Financial. the companies recently delayed completion of the transaction to December 31 because several regulatory approvals remain outstanding.\nThe current inspection does not automatically block that deal. However, Dunamu remains under several layers of regulatory review while South Korea prepares broader digital asset rules. The FSS has not yet announced a proposed sanction level in the hacking case, and Dunamu still has an opportunity to challenge the inspection findings before any final decision.\n\n\n\n\n\n                Read more:\n            \nVisa and Mastercard prove an early Bitcoin payments prediction right","kind":"highlight","is_publish_news":true,"is_publish_highlight":false,"is_publish_live":false,"is_publish_wemedia":false,"editions":null,"column":"","sentiment":"-1","news_tag":"policyRegulatory,merge","news_rank":0,"isVideo":false,"video":null,"symbols":[],"gpt_button":0,"need_auth":false,"need_login_tip":false,"code":"91000000","status":"200"}}}