Digital X is the current brand of the Korean spot exchange previously called Korbit. Its corporate history places the Mirae Asset group relationship in July 2026, the company-name change in August and the exchange rebrand in September. Legacy Korbit links can therefore redirect to a Digital X domain.[2][3]
Trading and separately advertised services
Sections ↑Reference table01
Core platform functions
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange | Hosted spot-trading interface | Current navigation advertises zero trading commission |
| Deposits / withdrawals | Separate transfer area | An asset listing is not evidence every network is enabled |
| Transaction history | Trading and transfer histories are separate | Use the relevant record to reconcile an account |
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Additional services in the current navigation
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Coin lending | Separate product | Do not treat lending exposure as an ordinary spot balance |
| Staking Plus | Separate product | Terms, reward rates and withdrawal conditions require the product page |
| Recurring purchase | Scheduled acquisition feature | Execution settings are distinct from manual trading |
| Auto Trading / Open API | Automation interfaces | Access and permissions need the current documentation |
| Digital X BIZ | Business-facing route | Retail verification does not establish corporate access |
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REST request allowances
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Public | 50/second | Per IP |
| Placement | 30/second | Per user/account |
| Cancellation | 30/second | Per user/account |
| Funding/transfer requests | 5/second | Per user/account |
| Other private | 50/second | Per user/account |
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Interpreting order results
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| filled | Execution closed, possibly partially executed | Inspect filledQty/filledAmt |
| partiallyFilled | Execution incomplete | Remainder remains open |
| partiallyFilledCanceled | Partial execution, remainder cancelled | Closed order |
| expired | Submission failed | Balance or instruction condition |
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API key and subaccount controls
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Signatures | HMAC-SHA256 or Ed25519 | Separate signing methods |
| Key lifetime | One year | Permissions constrain functions |
| IP restriction | Up to 20 addresses | Changes can take one minute |
| Account selection | accountSeq defaults to 1 | Main account; keys have allowed-account lists |
| Permissions | Trading and withdrawal authorities separate | Grant only required operations |
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Execution constraints
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Open orders | 100 per user/account/symbol | Published, changeable ceiling |
| Default self-trade setting | none permits self-trading | Configure prevention deliberately |
| Prevention modes | Cancel taker, maker or both | Applies across same-user accounts |
| Post-only / fill-or-kill | Incompatible with cancel-taker/cancel-both | Order expires under that combination |
Zero-fee promotion and its limits
Sections ↑Reference table07
Trading-fee evidence
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Official notice | Advertises a one-year fee waiver starting 24 August 2026 at 09:00 KST | Campaign terms and subsequent notices govern |
| Current fee-page navigation | Displays trading fee of zero | Supports current promoted pricing |
| Scope | Trading commission | Does not establish free withdrawals or bank transfers |
The advertised waiver covers trading commission. Each withdrawal has its own network and account conditions, so the final transfer quotation remains separate from the trading promotion.[4][3]
KRW and token-transfer scope
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Funding distinctions
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| KRW access | Domestic account and bank-verification workflow | A public website is not proof of international bank access |
| Crypto deposit | Requires the currently enabled token and network | Check the account deposit instructions |
| Crypto withdrawal | Separate fee and availability decision | The trading-fee campaign does not answer it |
Hosted service and product separation
Sections ↑This is a hosted exchange interface, distinct from a wallet whose user signs every transaction with a personal private key. Lending, staking and the spot account are separately presented services. Neither the rebrand nor the fee promotion establishes deposit insurance or a guarantee of token value.[2][3]
Domestic onboarding and business accounts
Sections ↑The reviewed interface is a Korean domestic service. A complete current nationality, residency and linked-bank eligibility matrix was not available in the readable material. Applicants should use the current Digital X account-opening process; legacy Korbit descriptions and the BIZ navigation alone do not establish eligibility.[1][2]
Current help routes and legacy addresses
Sections ↑Reference table09
Where the interface directs customers
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Notices | Official announcement area | Fee and maintenance changes |
| Evidence centre | Document-submission route | Account-specific verification |
| Frequently asked questions | Current Digital X help | Transfer and product instructions |
Name changes do not change the type of permission
Sections ↑Korbit to Digital X timeline
Sections ↑Reference table10
Published 2026 corporate milestones
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| July | Mirae Asset group subsidiary relationship | Through Mirae Asset Consulting |
| August | Company name changed to Digital X | Legal-name transition |
| September | Exchange renamed Digital X | Customer-facing rebrand |
| October | Mobile redesign and AI-agent milestone | Product-development history |
- Operator
- Digital X Co., Ltd. (formerly Korbit)
- Exchange model
- Centralised
- Service scope
- Digital X is the South Korean exchange formerly known as Korbit. Current official pages confirm its rebrand and zero-trading-fee promotion; bank, transfer and product terms remain route-specific.
- Client types
- Retail clients
- Pricing publication
- Public pricing
- Other names
- Korbit
- Pricing scope
- Official promotion advertises one year of zero trading commission from 24 August 2026, 09:00 KST; current fee-page navigation also displays zero. Transfer tariffs remain separate.
- Funding scope
- Official API documents KRW funding, crypto deposit addresses, withdrawal requests and transfers between the customer’s accounts. Account eligibility, supported networks and current withdrawal quotes govern actual access.
- Custody and asset handling
- Hosted exchange balances with separate main/subaccount records; documented transfer controls do not establish insured principal protection.
- Client eligibility
- Korean domestic onboarding; a complete current residency, nationality and banking eligibility matrix was not established from the readable public material.
- Support
- Use the current Digital X Notices, Evidence Centre and Frequently Asked Questions routes linked from its official interface.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Corporate history and DAXA’s September reported-VASP directory corroborate the Korbit-to-Digital X transition. No fresh regulator-register finding is asserted.
Exchange metadata checked 26 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5
Covered contracting entities
Digital X Co., Ltd. (formerly Korbit)
- Jurisdiction
- South Korea
- Covered services
- Operator identified through the official corporate rebrand history.
- Client and location scope
- Current domestic account onboarding and product-specific eligibility.
Sources & further reading
- Digital X Korean trading service Digital X · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Digital X official corporate history, operator and customer contacts Digital X · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Digital X fee information Digital X · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Digital X Open API documentation Digital X · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- DAXA reported-VASP directory, 30 September 2026 Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA) · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
This profile reports dated public information, including exchange-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee trading, custody, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.