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Dunamu calls for stronger protection of inherited crypto assets
Dunamu, the company behind crypto exchange Upbit, is taking part in South Korea’s 2026 National Assembly legislative fair in Seoul.
The two-day event begins on November 5 at the National Assembly.
Dunamu says crypto assets can lack legal protection during inheritance.
It plans to propose ways to protect a deceased person’s crypto assets quickly and help heirs find them.
The company says heirs need a clearer way to locate and protect inherited crypto.
The proposals are intended to encourage a legal framework, but no change in the law is announced.
Dunamu will take part in the 2026 National Assembly Legislative Fair in Seoul from November 5 for two days.
The company plans to propose measures to improve protections for inherited crypto assets.
Its priorities include quickly securing a deceased person’s crypto assets and helping heirs locate them.
Dunamu operates the Upbit cryptocurrency exchange.
- Who
- Dunamu, which operates the Upbit exchange.
- What
- It will propose measures to improve protection for inherited crypto assets.
- When
- From November 5, 2026, for two days.
- Where
- The National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea.
- Why
- Dunamu says crypto assets remain in a legal protection gap during inheritance, and it wants to help secure them and make them easier for heirs to find.
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- Company
- Dunamu
- Exchange
- Upbit
- Event
- 2026 National Assembly Legislative Fair
- Location
- National Assembly, Seoul
- Duration
- Two days from November 5, 2026
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Crypto assets remain in a legal protection gap during inheritance.