Financial Services Commission Chairman Lee Eog-weon told a parliamentary audit in Seoul on 8 Oct that the second phase of digital-asset legislation has been drafted and is in final-stage consultations. He said stablecoin types and licensing would be handled flexibly while market conditions are monitored.
The story so far: South Korea stablecoin legislation
South Korea's FSC, Bank of Korea and finance ministry are preparing legislation for won-denominated stablecoins. Yoo Dong-soo said the digital asset basic law, including stablecoin measures, would go to the National Assembly in November. South Korea now plans to publish a draft of its Digital Asset Basic Act…
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South Korea's FSC chief says stablecoin law talks in final stage
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