South Korea to Unveil Won Stablecoin Bill in October

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South Korea is reportedly getting ready to introduce a regulatory framework for a won-backed stablecoin, with its monetary regulator set to introduce a authorities invoice in October.

On Monday, South Korean information portal MoneyToday reported that the Monetary Companies Fee (FSC) will unveil the invoice as a part of a second part of the nation’s Digital Asset Consumer Safety Act.

Democratic Occasion of Korea (DPK) Consultant Park Min-kyu mentioned throughout a coverage debate that he obtained a briefing from the FSC on the coverage route on stablecoins. “The federal government invoice is predicted to be submitted to the Nationwide Meeting round October,” Park mentioned. 

The invoice is predicted to stipulate necessities for issuance, collateral administration and inner management programs for stablecoins. The FSC has been engaged on the framework since 2023 by its digital asset committee, aiming to set clearer guidelines for crypto service suppliers within the nation.