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South Korea to Unveil won the Stablecoin Bill in October


South Korea has been reported preparing to introduce a regulatory framework for a winner of supported Stablecoin, along with a financial regulator set to introduce a government bill in October.

On Monday, the South Korea news portal MoneyTayday reported That the Financial Services Commission (FSC) will open a bill as part of the second phase of the country’s Virtual Asset User Protection Act.

Korea Democratic Party (DPK) said Park Min-Kyu during a policy debate that he received a briefing from FSC in the direction of the Stablecoins policy. “The government’s bill is expected to be submitted to the National Assembly by October,” Park said.

The bill is expected to formulate requirements for release, collateral management and internal control systems for stablecoins. The FSC has been working on the framework since 2023 by the Virtual Asset Committee, aimed at setting clearer policies for crypto service providers in the country.