#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea is transforming its crypto regulations in 2025 to enhance market oversight and institutional participation. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) now allows non-profits and exchanges to sell cryptocurrencies under strict conditions, including daily sale limits and compliance with anti-money laundering rules. Institutional investors, including banks and charities, are set to enter the market by Q3 2025, boosting liquidity and stability. The government enforces real-name accounts and tighter KYC rules, aiming to align with global standards while fostering a safer, more transparent crypto ecosystem.