Jan 28, 2026
South Korea Sets 5 Billion KRW Capital Requirement for Stablecoin Issuers Under New Digital Asset Law
RegulationStablecoinscrypto legislationDigital Asset Basic LawFinancial Services Commission KoreaKorea crypto newsSouth Korea crypto regulationSouth Korea stablecoinStablecoin Regulationvirtual asset committee
TLDR: South Korea’s Democratic Party will submit the Digital Asset Basic Law before Lunar New Year holiday begins. Stablecoin issuers must maintain minimum statutory capital of 5 billion KRW, mirroring electronic money rules. New Virtual Asset Committee will be chaired by Financial Services Commission with inter-ministerial members. Committee will provide rapid response mechanism for market [...]
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