Bybit Recognized by Korean National Police Agency for Cybercrime Response Collaboration
Bybit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) at ISCR 2026 in Seoul. The recognition highlights Bybit's collaboration with law enforcement to trace illicit funds and combat crypto-related cybercrime. This makes Bybit the only cryptocurrency platform honored for its efforts in strengthening international cooperation against digital crime. The event, themed 'Perfect Cube: Three Dimensions for Shaping New Digital Order,' emphasized standards, technology, and global cooperation as key pillars of cybersecurity. Bybit's law enforcement team supports investigations by responding to requests from authorities worldwide and tracing stolen or fraud-linked assets across multiple blockchains and jurisdictions. The company also published a report showing it intercepted over $700 million in potential losses during the first half of 2026. Bybit’s Head of Law Enforcement, Coco Heng, emphasized that cybercrime knows no borders and neither should cooperation to combat it. Bybit's recognition underscores its commitment to making digital assets harder for criminals to exploit while supporting law enforcement with actionable intelligence.
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