South Korea to Legalize RWAs and Stablecoins Under Existing Laws
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Apr 8, 2026: South Korea's ruling party proposed legalizing tokenized real‑world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins under existing Capital Markets Act and payment laws through the Digital Asset Basic Act framework. Proposal mandates full real‑asset backing held in regulated trusts and expands stablecoin use for everyday payments, aiming to bridge delays in the broader Digital Asset Basic Act. Regulatory clarity is likely to accelerate the tokenized market, crypto/DeFi adoption and institutional flows, while trust‑back rules constrain unbacked stablecoins.
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- South Korea proposes regulating RWAs and stablecoins under the Digital Asset Basic Act.
- The proposal builds on existing Capital Markets Act reforms requiring real asset backing for regulated trusts.
- This move could boost growth in South Korea’s tokenized market and drive payment innovation and adoption.
On April 8, 2026, South Korean regulators proposed legalizing tokenized real-world assets and stablecoins by leveraging existing capital markets and payment laws. The plan requires full real asset backing through regulated trusts and expands stablecoin use for everyday transactions, aiming to bridge delays in the broader Digital Asset Basic Act.
South Korea Proposes RWA and Stablecoins Regulation
On April 8, 2026, South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party proposed integrating tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and stablecoins into the country’s existing financial r…
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