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South Korea proposes tokenized securities rules for 2027 rollout
The Financial Services Commission outlined requirements covering capital, OTC trading licenses, and retail investment limits for tokenized securities set to take effect in February 2027.
South Korea is moving forward with a regulatory framework for tokenized securities, with proposed rules designed to take effect in February 2027, according to Cointelegraph.
The Financial Services Commission said it has proposed detailed guidance for issuing and trading tokenized securities, including capital requirements, OTC trading licenses, and retail investment limits.
The proposal would allow stocks, bonds, funds, and certain fractional investment securities to be issued and circulated in tokenized form, and it would also introduce requirements for companies issuing and managing tokenized securities.
Cointelegraph also reports that under the proposal, firms issuing tokenized securities while directly managing customer accounts would face additional requirements.