South Korean Digital Asset Exchange Upbit Now Listing Crypto.com Chain Token (CRO)

Upbit, a digital asset exchange based in South Korea, announced on Friday it is now listing Crypto.com Chain Token (CRO). According to Upbit, the Crypto.com Chain is a high-performing public blockchain powering Crypto.com Pay, which allows customers to pay for goods and services with cryptocurrency while receiving generous cashback rewards.

While sharing more details about the listing, Kris Marszalek, Co-Founder and CEO of Crypto.com, stated:

“We’re thankful to Upbit for their support of our project. Our Chain team is on a tear recently – the Crypto.com Pay SDK shipped to merchant partners last week. On top of opening of the Pay platform to our 400,000 users this week, our team has scheduled to open-source the first version of Chain Testnet on Wednesday, March 20th as a part of a broader Dev Update. This is another milestone achieved ahead of schedule communicated in the CRO whitepaper.”

Upbit is a global exchange with blockchain technology, regulatory expertise and operational know-how supporting the trade of more than 150 crypto-assets. The platform provides financial-institution grade of security and user-friendly service from years of experience operating stock trading systems and is a partner of Bittrex.



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