South Korea has passed the Tokenized Securities Act, allowing compliant issuers to directly issue security tokens using blockchain

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/01/15 17:30:13
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BlockBeats News, January 15th. According to Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean National Assembly today passed amendments to the Capital Market Act and the Act on the Electronic Registration of Stocks and Bonds, institutionalizing Security Token Offerings (STOs). The amendments introduced the issuer custody account system, allowing issuers meeting certain conditions to directly issue security tokens using blockchain technology, enhancing the security and utility of securities through blockchain technology, and providing a legal basis for the issuance and circulation of new digital securities.

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