South Korea is banning the use of anonymous bank accounts to make cryptocurrency transactions.
The move is aimed at stopping virtual currencies being used for crimes such as money laundering.
The regulations will bring the country closer into line with financial rules in other markets.
South Korea is believed to be the world's third-biggest market for trades in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, behind Japan and the US.
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