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Upbit will add NFT trading support in January 2025

Upbit will add support for NFT trading in January 2025, including NFT collections such as Azuki (AZUKI), BEANZficial (BEANZ), AzukiElementals (ELEM), AzukiElementalBeans (MBEAN), MiladyMaker (MIL), and RemilioBabies (TEST) on the Ethereum network. Recharge, withdrawal, and trading functions will be available within January 2025. Users need to complete ownership verification and use the MetaMask wallet for related operations.

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