Dunamu awarded commendations from the Minister of Personnel Management and the Commissioner of the Military Manpower Administration for contributing to a transparent digital asset holding culture

Dunamu's Legal Team 3 was recognized for its contribution to establishing a transparent digital asset holding culture by faithfully fulfilling requests from government ministries to provide information such as the status of digital asset holdings.

First, the Ministry of Personnel Management awarded Dunamu a commendation from the Minister of Personnel Management for its contributions to public officials' asset registration and review tasks. Dunamu supported the objective verification of actual information during the process of reporting public officials' digital asset holdings and transaction history through the Public Ethics System (PETI).

Next, the Military Manpower Administration presented a commendation from the Commissioner of the Military Manpower Administration, highly valuing Dunamu's contribution to the accuracy and fairness of military service exemption reviews. Dunamu cooperated in providing and verifying data so that the digital asset holdings of applicants for military service exemption due to financial hardship could be accurately confirmed.

In addition, Dunamu is cooperating with various law enforcement agencies, including the Prosecutor's Office, the National Police Agency, the National Tax Service, the Korea Customs Service, local governments, and the courts.

An Upbit official said, "As the number of domestic digital asset holders exceeded 10 million, digital assets have become a major asset for citizens," and added, "We will not only make internal efforts but also coordinate with various sectors of society so that digital assets can take root as more transparent and trustworthy assets."