South Korean lawmakers push back against controversial “know-the-sender” rule
If passed, more stringent reporting requirements would apply to domestic and international transactions, which some say would damage the growth of the industry.
If passed, more stringent reporting requirements would apply to domestic and international transactions, which some say would damage the growth of the industry.
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