South Korea plans to advance the tokenization of securities, setting a annual net purchase limit of 100 million Korean won for retail investors
2026-10-12 09:52:44
According to CoinMeta, the South Korean Financial Services Commission plans to revise the "Electronic Securities Act" and the "Capital Market Act" to gradually introduce the tokenization of stocks, bonds, and funds. It also intends to limit the annual net purchase amount for individual investors to 100 million Korean won. The deadline for submitting comments on the revision proposals is November 11th, and implementation is scheduled to commence in conjunction with the law coming into effect on February 4, 2027. In the initial phase, the existing cash settlement system of the South Korean Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation will be continued for settlements.
Source:Internet
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