According to CoinMeta, the Financial Services Commission of South Korea (FSC) has proposed detailed regulations that will introduce tokenized securities into its regulated capital market starting from February 4, 2027. The regulations set a annual retail purchase limit of 100 million Korean won for each licensed over-the-counter (OTC) exchange. FSC states that the proposal was put out for public consultation on October 2, and comments were accepted until November 11. The new regulations cover the types of securities that can be tokenized, operational requirements for distributed ledgers, issuer requirements for managing customer accounts, and a new licensing structure for OTC exchanges. The proposal allows traditional securities such as stocks, bonds, and investment funds to be issued and traded in tokenized form. FSC confirms that amendments to the Electronic Registration Act and the Financial Investment Services and Capital Market Act have been passed by the parliament, granting legal recognition to distributed ledgers for securities registration.