South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service: It will introduce self-regulatory norms for cryptoasset information disclosure this year

According to Korean media News1, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea released its 2025 annual work plan on February 10, announcing that it will introduce self-regulatory norms for crypto asset information disclosure this year. The move is aimed at minimizing the regulatory gap while the second phase of legislation has not yet been completed.
The Financial Supervisory Service said that in addition to formulating self-regulatory norms for information disclosure, it will also issue business codes of conduct such as advertising and marketing. The agency will also actively support the second phase of legislative work advanced by Congress and the government, and plans to study the international crypto asset innovation regulatory system to provide reference for legislation.
FSS President Lee Fu-hyun stressed that it will support the opening of real-name accounts of legal persons and improve the second phase of legislation in line with international standards. In addition, FSS will also build the second phase of the "Crypto Asset Investigation System" to strengthen the monitoring of crypto asset prices and transaction volume.