TechFlow news — According to South Korean media outlet News1, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) released its 2025 work plan on February 10, announcing it will introduce a self-regulatory framework for cryptocurrency asset disclosure this year. This initiative aims to minimize regulatory gaps in the absence of completed second-phase legislation.
The FSS stated that, in addition to establishing self-regulatory disclosure standards, it will also issue business conduct guidelines covering areas such as advertising and marketing. The agency will actively support legislative efforts by the National Assembly and government on the second-phase laws, and plans to study international regulatory frameworks for crypto asset innovation to inform domestic legislation.
FSS Governor Lee Bok-hyun emphasized support for enabling corporate real-name account registration and advancing second-phase legislation aligned with international standards. Additionally, the FSS will develop the "Crypto Asset Investigation System Phase II" to strengthen monitoring of cryptocurrency prices and trading volumes.
