#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy

South Korea adopts a gradual and organized approach to regulating the cryptocurrency market. Starting in 2025, cross-border transfers will be subject to strict oversight, and entities will be required to report monthly to the Bank of Korea. Universities, charities, and government entities will be allowed to open accounts under real names to receive digital donations. In the second half of 2025, this policy will extend to include more than 3,500 institutions. The government is also seeking to legislate additional laws regulating stablecoins, enhance transparency in the listing of cryptocurrencies, and expand disclosure requirements. These policies aim to protect users, prevent money laundering, and achieve a balance between financial innovation and government oversight.