• KuCoin launches an office in Sydney, growing its Australian footprint.
• The Emphasis lies on trust, regulatory alignment, and local market needs.
• Security and compliance continue to guide every business action.
• The Australian team implements global offerings carefully and responsibly.

KuCoin is expanding its footprint in Australia with the opening of a Sydney CBD office. James Pinch joins as Australian Managing Director, bringing local expertise. At the Australian Crypto Convention on November 22, 2025, KuCoin leaders highlighted their long-term commitment to the market.

CEO BC Wong and James Pinch highlighted the merging of digital and traditional finance. Their session, “Regulated, Connected, Converging: The Future of Digital and Traditional Finance,” centered on trust, regulation, and market localisation.

The discussion highlighted Australia’s shift from early crypto experimentation to mainstream adoption. By blending regulation, connectivity, and convergence, Exchange seeks to create a more secure and trusted financial ecosystem. Investments in infrastructure and compliance underline the company’s commitment to a sustainable, long-term approach.

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Security, Compliance, and Regulatory Dialogue

BC Wong emphasized that security and regulation are basic needs. KuCoin has invested heavily in its infrastructure projects, including its Trust Project for $2 billion. Wong explained that regulation can provide stability to innovation rather than hinder it.

Another speaker, James Pinch, highlighted that regulation needs to be intelligent and transparent to support widespread adoption. Currently, global regulations are disintegrated but are expected to develop into unified patterns.

Ongoing dialogue between regulators and platforms needs to continue. KuCoin believes that cooperation is essential for ensuring that digital assets are safely integrated into existing financial infrastructure. This approach to transparency and security is essential for instilling trust in its operations.

KuCoin prioritizes localization and Australian compliance

Localization was also prominent at the event. Exchange will recruit Aussie talents and optimize its products to ensure they are compliant with jurisdictional regulations in Australia. The company stresses consumer protection and education. KuCoin’s decision on whether to operate in Australia is informed by its culture fit and long-term focus. This enhances acceptance within the Australian market.

The event also highlighted KuCoin’s brand campaign with global ambassador Adam Scott. This brand campaign centers on discipline, hard work, and patience. Another event that has showcased KuCoin’s support for the Australian marketplace is its partnership with the 2025 BMW Australian PGA Championship.

KuCoin envisions digital and traditional finance merging into a single ecosystem. By integrating assets, payments, and trading securely, the company aims to build a trusted crypto market. This growth also introduces new positions in areas such as ‘compliance’, ‘cybersecurity’, ‘operations’, and ‘product development’ to improve Australia’s cryptocurrency environment.

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