Catenaa, Wednesday, December 10, 2025-Ourbit, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has completed its integration with CODE Travel Rule and joined the CODE Travel Rule Alliance, meeting Korean Travel Rule and FATF standards for virtual asset service providers.
The integration enables automated, encrypted transmission of required originator and beneficiary data for transfers between CODE-connected VASPs, reducing operational risk and improving security without adding complexity for users.
Deposits and withdrawals continue normally while compliance checks run seamlessly in the background.
Through CODE, Ourbit supports cross-VASP compliant transfers, minimizes inconsistencies in data handling, and collaborates with other regulated exchanges.
The initiative complements investments in monitoring, analytics, AML systems, sanctions screening, and transaction monitoring, reinforcing security and regulatory readiness across jurisdictions.
Ourbit positions long-term compliance as a core element of global expansion, aiming to build trust with regulators, institutional partners, and retail users while creating a sustainable, cross-border operational framework.
Founded by industry veterans, Ourbit operates as a SuperCEX, offering high liquidity for memecoins and early access to emerging crypto assets with leveraged contracts up to 400x.
Joining the CODE Travel Rule Alliance strengthens the exchange’s commitment to security, compliance, and a user-focused trading experience in a regulated global market.
