Illustration of Upbit's 10 Web3 Business Partners: Exchange Model Shaped by Korean Regulations
The Web3 asset data platform RootData has outlined Upbit's business partners, which are relatively limited and mainly focused on areas such as blockchain infrastructure and compliance services. This is closely related to South Korea's unique and strict regulatory framework: under a system environment centered on real-name systems, VASP regulation, and anti-money laundering, exchanges are required to take greater responsibility for the flow of funds and user identities, making Upbit more inclined to develop its own systems and build localized capabilities rather than extensively introducing external partners.
From the disclosed structure, on the technical side, infrastructure capabilities are strengthened through Lambda256, Aptos, and others; on the compliance level, service providers such as VerifyVASP, Chainalysis, and Crystal Intelligence are introduced; and supplementary funding and liquidity are provided through Circle and Naver Pay. Additionally, Upbit quickly built trading capabilities relying on its cooperation with Bittrex since its launch in 2017.
On the branding side, Upbit has explored NFT entertainment collaborations with Hybe and has laid out plans in esports (LCK) and signed top players like Faker, while also becoming a primary partner of the Korean Sports Council. However, as the popularity of NFTs and the metaverse has declined, the influence of related entertainment collaborations has weakened. Related compilation: [Upbit Web3 Partner Network Compilation (continuously updated)](https://cn
-- Price
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
You may also like

OKX Star Points Out THORChain TSS + Validator Model Lacks Decentralization

Payward, the parent company of Kraken, invests billions in financial infrastructure

Bloomberg analyst warns 5% U.S. 10-year yield may reduce Bitcoin appeal

Shielded Bitcoin: the proposal that aims to bring privacy without changing BTC's code

What is CBDC? Governments Push for Development of Central Bank Digital Currencies

Backpack CEO Plans to Bring the Entire Stock Market to Solana

Use of Stablecoins Grew 75% in Bear Market
![[New York Gold, Bonds, Dollar] Interest Rates and Dollar Strength Pause... Oil Prices Drop, Won and Gold Prices Rebound](/public-static/29_4631d65680.png?format=avif)
[New York Gold, Bonds, Dollar] Interest Rates and Dollar Strength Pause... Oil Prices Drop, Won and Gold Prices Rebound

Polymarket partners with OpenWorlds on AI trading agents

Former New York Governor Cuomo: Tokenization Surpasses U.S. Regulation, Regulatory Clarity Affects Capital Flow

US-Iran Negotiations Signal Easing Energy Tensions, but Diesel Crisis Complicates Inflation Risks

Thailand Stock Market News: SET and NYSE Explore Dual Listings and New Investment Products

Compute Finance: The Financial Layer Being Built by the AI Economy, 0G is Constructing a New Paradigm for Computing Assets

Wall Street Legend Bill Miller: Why Did I Bet Half My Fortune on Bitcoin?

The Stronger the AI, the Lower the Wages: Your Education is Becoming the Most Expensive Devalued Asset

Oracle Stock vs. KRAFTON Stock: Why Are Investors Questioning Two Growing Companies?
Compare Oracle and KRAFTON stocks through their latest results, share-price questions and the different growth tests investors face in 2026.

What Happens When the AI Bubble Bursts? MIT University Responds

The Value of Ethereum and the Jevons Paradox

The Real Bottleneck of Midnight's Slow Growth: It's Not the Product, It's Market Formation

IonQ Stock Surges 5%: Nvidia Just Agreed to Host Its New Quantum System

HIFI Completes $37 Million Series A Funding Led by Left Lane Capital

HIFI Completes $37 Million Series A Funding Led by Left Lane Capital

Ethereum's 'Two-Track Update': Glamsterdam Public Testnet and Hegotá Initial Validation

Exclusive Interview with Frontier Technology Investor Zheng Di: SEC's 'Innovation Exemption' Opens the Door to a Compliant Bull Market, Which Assets Are Potential Stocks?

HTX DeepThink: Opportunities Concentrate on Profitable and Fund-Supported Assets, BTC Still Has Room for Recovery After Consolidation
Why Did Sui (SUI) Crypto Price Jump 44%? Crypto OI and Leverage Explain the Rally
See why Sui (SUI) jumped 44%, how crypto OI and leverage amplified the rally, what the pullback means, and how to trade SUI on WEEX.

CFTC Chair Calls for "Mass Tokenization"! Wall Street Faces Three Barriers to Full On-Chain Adoption

Is the 1 Billion POL Burn Just a Joke?

WEEX Exclusive:Bitcoin Pulls Back From $87,000| WEEX TradFi Daily Brief (September 24, 2026)

Bitcoin Pulls Back From $87,000| WEEX TradFi Daily Brief (September 24, 2026)
Bitcoin pulled back from about $87,000 to about $84,000, with Ethereum near $2,680. S&P Global PMI on September 23 ET far exceeded forecasts. The 10-year yield broke above 5.00%, while the 5-year and 30-year touched highs last seen in 2007 and 2004. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped. Energy moved with oil and crypto-treasury stocks followed bitcoin lower. Investors await earnings from COST, BB, and others.





