#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy Since 2021, South Korea has banned anonymous transactions and required exchanges to link with banks to ensure real-name accounts. In 2023, the government also enacted a law requiring the disclosure of virtual assets of public officials, demonstrating a commitment to transparency and anti-corruption.

In 2025, South Korea will continue to tighten controls with plans to establish a Digital Asset Supervision Agency, aimed at monitoring and investigating fraudulent activities and manipulation in the cryptocurrency market.

South Korea's policies reflect a balanced approach between protecting investors and promoting technological innovation, contributing to shaping a transparent and sustainable cryptocurrency environment.