GASA South Korea
GASA collaborates with the Korea Financial Crime Prevention Association (KFCPA) in South Korea to advance scam prevention through research, awareness, and cross-sector initiatives.

Why is GASA active in South Korea?
Online scams are a growing threat across South Korea, costing consumers millions and increasing pressure on enforcement and financial systems.
What do we do?
GASA is dedicated to carrying out its vision and mission in South Korea. In partnership with the Korea Financial Crime Prevention Association (KFCPA), GASA aims to combat financial crimes and scams through collaboration, awareness, and education.
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Regular Meetings: The executive committee, meet regularly to discuss collaborations and strategies.
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Open Events: GASA and KFCPA host events for members to interact, exchange ideas, and network.
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Impactful Projects: The organisations execute significant projects such as summits and research initiatives to raise awareness and foster cooperation against scams.
average loss per scam incident.
of South Korean adults encountered a scam.
went on to have money stolen by scammers.
About KFCPA
The Korea Financial Crime Prevention Association (KFCPA) is committed to creating a safe financial environment and a healthy society. KFCPA's mission is to eradicate financial crimes by analysing various methods, preparing countermeasures, and developing effective prevention techniques. They work closely with government agencies, the financial sector, and other industries to combat financial crimes.
Main Activities
- Seminars and Forums: Organising regular events to discuss financial crime prevention and strategies.
- Educational Activities: Providing training and education on fraud prevention, money laundering, and other financial crimes.
- International Cooperation: Establishing a global network to effectively respond to transnational financial crimes.
- Publishing: Producing professional textbooks and holding seminars on financial crime prevention.
SOUTH KOREA
Executive Committee
GASA collaborates with experts in South Korea who contribute to research, policy discussions, and anti-scam initiatives.
Cholsoo Koh
Vice-president
Korean Financial Crime Prevention Association
Joonbae Suh
Associate Professor
Korean National Police University
Kang Wook
President
Korean Financial Crime Prevention Association
Kyoung-sun (Kyle) Min
Associate Professor
Jeonbuk National University
Meet the Asia-Pacific Team
The GASA Asia-Pacific team leads regional initiatives to strengthen collaboration and fight scams across the region.
Brian Hanley
Director - Asia-Pacific Chapter
Jessica Chuah
Ambassador - Asia-Pacific Chapter
Zsa Lacanilao
Events and Marketing Coordinator
Upcoming events
Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) America 2026
Fighting Crypto Scams in Singapore: Strengthening Public-Private Partnerships
8:00 AM (UTC)
REGISTERProtecting Seniors & Vulnerable Communities from Fraud
10:00 AM (UTC) · English
REGISTERResearch Working Group Meeting September
1:00 PM (UTC) · English
REGISTERResearch Working Group Meeting December
2:00 PM (UTC) · English
REGISTERLatest blogs & research
Anatomy of an Investment/Crypto Scam
On 21 May, the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) hosted a webinar bringing together leading voices from the crypto industry, law enforcement, compliance, and civil society.
Republic of Fiji Officially Joins Scam.org as National Anti-Scam Hub
Milestone Partnership Announced at Global Anti-Scam Summit in Lisbon, Following First Preview at UN Fraud Summit in Vienna
Game Over for Scammers: Regional Defenses Against Online Gambling–Related Scams
Experts from INTERPOL, ACMA, and DGOJ examine how gambling-related scams operate and how global enforcement is responding.
League of Protectors: Women Fighting Against Scams
Explore key insights from our International Women’s Month webinar on combating scams. Discover how women leaders are driving cross-border collaboration, digital literacy, and collective action to protect communities from fraud.