KuCoin has officially launched KuCoin Thailand, a locally licensed cryptocurrency exchange now open to all eligible users in the country. The platform operates under the approval and supervision of Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), marking a new phase in the company’s regional expansion.
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After an initial invite-only phase, KuCoin Thailand is now live for general use. This move builds on KuCoin’s broader mission to offer secure and accessible digital asset services worldwide. The company’s local exchange integrates KuCoin’s global infrastructure with tools tailored specifically for Thai users, including localized design, fiat support, and real-time security protocols.
BC Wong, CEO of KuCoin, called the launch a key moment in the company’s global strategy. “We are thrilled to see the official launch of KuCoin Thailand, a significant milestone in our global compliance journey. At KuCoin, compliance and user security have always been guiding principles — not just strategic choices, but steadfast commitments to our users,” Wong said.
The rollout follows KuCoin’s achievement of key certifications such as SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, underscoring its emphasis on security and regulatory alignment. The exchange’s Thailand operation is designed to support both new and experienced users, combining familiar interfaces with advanced trading features.
Thailand continues to show strong momentum in cryptocurrency adoption. In 2023, around 13 million people—roughly 18% of the population—were reported to be using crypto. The Thai government is also moving toward allowing crypto payments via credit card integration for tourists, a step that could further increase usage.
KuCoin has previously made progress in other regulatory environments as well, including registering with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). With the Thai launch now complete, the company continues to grow its footprint across Asia, targeting markets where crypto demand is rising alongside regulatory clarity.