Finance2 sources
South Korea to Amend Forex Law to Regulate Stablecoins
- South Korea plans to draft an amendment to the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act by year-end.
- The amendment will regulate stablecoins as a means of payment.
- The bill seeks to establish a framework for digital assets, including licensing regimes for exchanges and rules for stablecoin issuance.
- The amendment aims to address the intensifying debate over cryptocurrency taxation.
- The National Assembly’s annual audit reported on the Bank of Korea’s submission.
Articles (3)
Bitcoin Magazine·
Bank of Korea Wants Stablecoins Written Into Forex Law as Crypto Bill and Tax Fight Come to a Head
The Block·
South Korea to amend forex law to regulate stablecoins as payment instruments: report
The Block·
South Korea’s crypto bill nears completion while tax debate intensifies: reports