Upbit, a leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, has expanded its support for virtual asset transfers by adding BDACS and Custella to its network of verified Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs). This addition streamlines deposits and withdrawals exceeding 1 million KRW (approximately $750 USD) for users of these platforms. This development signifies Upbit's commitment to complying with the Travel Rule, a global anti-money laundering (AML) regulation that requires exchanges to share identifying information about senders and receivers of virtual asset transfers. By integrating BDACS and Custella into its Travel Rule solution, Upbit is facilitating secure and compliant transactions for its users. This means easier access for users who utilize BDACS and Custella services, as they can now seamlessly move larger amounts of cryptocurrency to and from Upbit without facing restrictions related to unverified transfers. Upbit continues to enhance its security measures and expand interoperability within the digital asset ecosystem. ```