Is this the real exchange, or a new domain using its name? Compared with the addresses Korean and major global exchanges, wallets and dApps publish themselves; a domain using a name gets its age, certificates and front page checked too.
How to read the result
Official
An address the company publishes itself, or a subdomain of it.
Dangerous
Not an official address, and DechoNet's phishing check found evidence of impersonation.
Not official
Uses the name but is not an official address. The name alone does not make it impersonation — look at its age and front page.
Not an exchange
Does not use the name of any exchange, wallet or dApp on the list.
Official addresses we compare against
Taken only from places the companies publish themselves: for Korean exchanges, the member list of DAXA (the Korean digital asset exchanges' joint council); for global ones, the developer website on their app store listing, their verified GitHub organisation or their official SDK. Never from news articles or search results.
Korean exchanges
Name
Official domain
Source
Upbit
upbit.com
https://kdaxa.org/company/partners.php
Bithumb
bithumb.com
https://kdaxa.org/company/partners.php · App Store developer website (com.btckorea.bithumb)
Coinone
coinone.co.kr
https://kdaxa.org/company/partners.php
GOPAX
gopax.co.kr
https://kdaxa.org/company/partners.php · App Store developer website (kr.co.gopax)
DigitalX (formerly Korbit)
korbit.co.kr, digitalx.miraeasset.com
App Store developer website (com.korbit.exchange) · korbit.co.kr redirects to digitalx.miraeasset.com (2026-10-29) · https://kdaxa.org/company/partners.php
Global exchanges
Name
Official domain
Source
Binance
binance.com
GitHub organisation website (github.com/binance) · App Store developer website (com.czzhao.binance)
OKX
okx.com
GitHub organisation website (github.com/okx) · App Store developer website (com.okex.OKExAppstoreFull)