- Guidelines will have two phases
- First one is intended for non-profit organizations and exchanges, and will focus on establishing a foundational framework and AML concerns
- Second one is for public companies and professional investors, and should happen in Q3
South Korea is set to introduce new guidelines in the third quarter of 2025 to help with institutional investment in cryptocurrencies. The initiative is led by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the idea is to slowly lift the existing restrictions on institutional crypto investments. This could be quite the shift for South Korea and the country’s approach to digital assets.
The guidelines will be rolled out in two phases, with the first one aimed at non-profit organizations and exchanges. The target date is April, and the guidelines will focus on establishing a foundational framework and addressing anti-money laundering (AML) concerns.
The second phase is scheduled to come in Q3 and will introduce thorough instructions tailored for public companies and professional investors. This part is key in unlocking the potential of the virtual assets market within the corporate sector.
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