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The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), which is a large South Korean organizations, has begun to reorganize the anti -money laundering protocols (AML) before “institutionalization” to Stablecoins.

FIU said it would conduct research on the nails through external contractors. After that, its results will be collected in December this year before formulating a set of guidelines for the Stablecoin operators and exporters.

per Korea BellThe organizer is likely to recommend the amendments to the specific financial information law, with “major changes” in the store.

South Korea organizer reads the regulations Stablecoin

The organizer may impose restrictions on entry and business behavior regulations. Many of these things are likely to focus on the security of assets that support any South Korea Stablecoins, as well as data reporting standards.

A FIU official said that a research report for the month of December “will be a basis for the development of AML response measures in response to changes in the virtual asset industry and the Stablecoins Foundation.”

The official added that the measures will help improve the current system and complete it.

FIU currently plays a major role in the local coding police and ensuring AML compliance.

It appears that reorganization indicates that it expects to become the largest Aml organizational body for Stablecoin, despite plans to cancel its mother organization, the Financial Services Committee (FSC).

President Lee Jay Meong has previously announced his intention to get rid of FSC. He wants to integrate its operations with the operations of the Ministry of Finance and the financial supervision service.

However, modern government plan ads did not mention further disposal of FSC. The Blue House has allocated encryption tasks for 2025.

FIU assigning an important organizational role?

It appears that the FIU plans, which involve a study on Stablecoin’s international regulations, appear to indicate that the organizer expects to drink industry before the start of the legislation.

Many Stablecoin on the agenda of the National Assembly. However, legislators have not yet transferred the details of these laws. They continue to compensate for matters such as the launch of possible Stablecoin lending services.

Critics note that the Financial Action Squad (FATF) and other organizations have warned that the adoption of Stablecoin can lead to an increase in the risk of money laundering.

Bill Korea noted that many countries, including the United States, were “fast in developing counter -measures.” On the contrary, I noticed, South Korea, “Latcumin”, in this regard, because “it still lacks a comprehensive system.”

The media also added that South Korea “still lacks a clear legal definition of Stablecoins.”

To date, most of the AML legislation (including the private financial transactions law), the exchange regulations and the operators of the encryption portfolio.

The major companies are ready for Stablecoin movements

Although legislators have not yet constituted a constant consensus on Stablecoin’s legislation, both main parties agree that companies should be allowed to issue or use KRW-PEGGED currencies.

Some of the largest banks and technology companies in the country responded by registering brands related to Stablecoin.

Others have already launched dedicated Stablecoin business units as they are waiting for the green light of the National Assembly.

Experts expect companies like Kakao and Naver a great progress in Stablecoin space.

Both already have a sophisticated network of web -based services, from electronic payment platforms to banking and software service offers as a saas service.