Overview

Going through what is written, one item at a time

• Which of the six should you open first If this is your first time, you only need to look at the spot card. It is described as buying coins and simply holding them. Perpetual futures split into USDⓈ-M and COIN-M depending on what you put up as collateral, so first decide whether to post a stablecoin or the coin itself. If you want to follow gold or an index without a brokerage account or dollars, that is TradFi; if choosing for yourself is hard, copy trading; if you have coins you will not need soon, the earn products; if you can write your own programs, the open API. That six things sit in one account does not mean you have to use all six.
• Being on spot does not mean being on futures too Dividing the two figures on the page as written: there are 1,500 coins you can buy and sell, but 100 in perpetual futures, about one in fifteen. It means a coin you saw in the spot list may not be on the futures screen. But both figures say only "more than", so this ratio itself is not an exact number.
• Do not be alarmed if you see the old name in the app It says the name changed in December 2025, but that the Android app package name still carries the old name. So seeing the old name on the app info screen does not by itself make it fake. Nor does using the old name make it genuine. What the exchange's separate lookup page can confirm is the website, email address, phone number and social accounts; it does not look up the app file itself, so use that page first to confirm that the address you are downloading from is official.
• Five things are stated to carry over unchanged Balances, futures positions, security settings, trading history, referral relationships. Those five are what the notice lists. What happens to anything not on the list is not covered in this guide. If your account dates from before the renaming, log in under the new name and check for yourself.
• Being open now and being open in future are two different things That Korea is not among the 15 restricted places is true as of the time this was written. The exchange states that this list may change without prior notice. What happens after the list changes to someone who already has an account and a balance is not covered in this guide. And getting around regional restrictions with a VPN or proxy is prohibited; it says that being caught can lead to suspension of trading, limits on deposits and withdrawals, or even closure of the account.
• If a dispute arises, where is it fought The terms state that the governing law is that of the Republic of Panama and that disputes are arbitrated in Panama City in English. As written, that means proceedings under Panamanian law rather than Korean law, and in English rather than Korean. It is worth reading this clause once before moving a large sum.
• The results of copying are the user's own too The terms state that the exchange does not provide investment, tax or legal advice and does not recommend buying or selling any particular asset. Yet the same account carries a feature that automatically copies other traders' trades. Copying is a tool, not advice. That is why the same card also tells you to set your investment amount and your loss limit before you start.
• On the first day, do it in this order First confirm on the lookup page that the address you are about to visit is official. Then turn on two-factor authentication. Deposit last. Change the order and deposit first, and by the time you notice a mistake there is nothing left to undo.