No official phone numbers are published by Korbit. All communications are through email and social channels.
Korbit is South Korea’s first cryptocurrency exchange, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It was the earliest platform offering BTC/KRW trading, paving the way for the region’s digital asset market. Acquired by gaming firm NXC (parent of Nexon) in 2017, Korbit is widely recognized for its regulatory compliance, security emphasis, and pioneering services like NFT trading and ETH 2.0 staking. It remains a trusted platform for local users, known for reliability and innovation.
South Korea’s first BTC-KRW exchange, established in 2013.
Strong security practices: multi-signature wallets, 2FA, advanced encryption, and no known hack history.
Supports 190+ trading pairs with KRW on/off ramping and competitive maker/taker fees.
Regulatory compliance with KYC/AML measures and ISO 27001-certified operations.
Offers a browser-based and mobile-friendly interface with real-time trading tools and an API for automation.
Additional services include ETH 2.0 staking, virtual asset reward “piggy bank”, and NFT marketplace.
Features auto-trading tools such as scheduled purchases and bundled portfolios.
Engages users through community services: maker incentives, metaverse platform (“Korbit Town”) and governance-oriented features.
Available only to residents of South Korea, with KRW as the sole fiat currency.