South Korea is incorporating tokenized securities into a broader capital market reform plan, as the Financial Services Commission recently launched a capital market infrastructure review meeting to coordinate related reforms. According to ChainCatcher, the agenda includes speeding up securities settlement, extending trading hours, and advancing digital transformation.
Under the plan, the tokenized securities framework is set to take effect in February 2027, while related subordinate regulations are expected to be opened for public comment in July this year.
On infrastructure, Samsung SDS has received a contract from the Korea Securities Depository to develop a tokenized securities management platform. The platform is intended to connect the existing electronic securities account system with blockchain data, with completion targeted for February 2027.
South Korea to Implement Tokenized Securities Framework in February 2027
2026-06-24 09:23:52
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