Online crypto-to-KRW payout guidance for Gwangju

Online-use context for Gwangju

Supported routes can be checked from Seo-gu, Buk-gu, Gwangsan-gu, Nam-gu, and Dong-gu through the online order screen. A city-name search does not make transaction review or blockchain confirmation rules city-specific.

Do not infer that a bank with the city name, such as Gwangju Bank, is automatically supported. Enter a payout bank only from the live selectable Hana, KB Kookmin, Shinhan, and Woori scope.

Actual exchange directions to check from Gwangju

The current public model is one-way: send a supported crypto asset and receive KRW to a Korean bank account. Sending KRW to buy crypto is not offered. The order screen can also display actually active crypto-to-crypto routes, so first distinguish whether the receive side is KRW or another crypto asset.

The public source-asset scope is USDT, USDC, BTC, LTC, SOL, ETH, BNB, DOGE, XRP, and TON. USDT includes TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, and Polygon; USDC includes ERC20 and Polygon. BTC, LTC, SOL, ETH, BNB, DOGE, XRP, and TON must likewise be sent only on the designated chain.

KRW payout banks to check from Gwangju

The payout account must match the live order’s selectable list and identity requirements. Do not assume a bank is supported because its name is similar or appears related to the region.

• Hana Bank
• KB Kookmin Bank
• Shinhan Bank
• Woori Bank

Bank-payout availability note: This does not imply support for Gwangju Bank or another regional bank. Check the public KRW-payout banks and their live availability on the order.

Online access across Seo-gu, Buk-gu, Gwangsan-gu, Nam-gu, and Dong-gu

Gwangju-wide guidance explains online access only. Before sending, check that the selected route is active and review the live minimum, maximum, and estimated receipt.

For assets such as XRP or TON that may display a memo or tag requirement, do not omit the required identifier. A missing identifier can make automatic recognition or recovery difficult.

How to verify asset and network together

There is no Gwangju-only network fee. Distinguish the withdrawal fee charged by a wallet or exchange from the service conditions shown on the order.

Before transfer, review the applied rate, any service-fee item, estimated KRW receipt, minimum, maximum, and quote expiry. A wallet or exchange can charge a separate withdrawal fee that affects the amount actually sent.

• Confirm the sending asset matches the order
• Confirm the wallet withdrawal network matches the order network
• Compare several characters at both ends of the address and check any memo or destination-tag requirement
• Keep the TXID and private order link safe

Checking limits, fees, and timing

Minimums, maximums, fees, estimated receipt, and quote validity are shown by the actual route and live market and operating conditions—not by the city name. Do not rely on a rate, completion time, or number that is not shown live.

Bank maintenance, blockchain congestion, withdrawal-platform processing, required confirmations, and transaction review can affect timing. If you need to check status, prepare the order reference and TXID, but never share a private key, seed phrase, password, or authentication code.