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Korea's regulators are racing to license digital assets before the rules are even finalized.
The government is building a testbed for won-denominated stablecoins and security token offerings, targeting an October 10 build-out deadline. In parallel, KB Kookmin Bank tripled its project-financing credit support to 3.4 trillion won this year to keep housing redevelopment liquidity flowing, while bank unions objected to a separate 3 trillion won plan to relocate government bond holdings. For compliance teams, October 10 is now the working deadline that matters.

Sources:
- Government Builds a Won-Stablecoin and STO Testbed Ahead of October — Seoul Economic Daily, July 27 2026
- KB Triples PF Credit Enhancement to Support Redevelopment Projects — Seoul Economic Daily, July 27 2026

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#Korea #Stablecoin #STO #DigitalAssets #KBKookmin #ProjectFinancing #Regulation #KOSPI #AIPRISM #SeoulEconomicDaily #WANIFRA

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00:02Here's what regulators just moved on.
00:07Korea's government is building a testbed for won-based stablecoins and security tokens,
00:12aiming to have it running by October 10th.
00:15At the same time, KB Cookman Bank tripled its project financing credit support
00:20to 3.4 trillion won this year to keep housing redevelopment projects funded.
00:26Two moves, one direction.
00:28Korean finance is being pushed to absorb new risk categories fast.
00:34It's Monday, July 27th.
00:36Let's break down what's happening in Korea's financial sector.
00:40Regulators have been under pressure to police a fast-growing digital asset market
00:46before formal legislation is ready.
00:48Won-denominated stablecoins and security token offerings
00:52have expanded without a clear verification framework.
00:55The government is now building infrastructure to test and license these products
01:01ahead of a planned Digital Asset Act.
01:04Here's what the numbers show.
01:05The government's digital asset testbed targets October 10th as its build-out deadline,
01:12covering both won stablecoin and STO verification.
01:17KB Cookman Bank raised its project financing credit enhancement to 3.4 trillion won in the first half,
01:25roughly triple last year's pace, to support housing redevelopment liquidity.
01:30Separately, bank unions pushed back against a proposed 3 trillion won plan
01:35to relocate government bond holdings, warning it would weaken the financial sector's competitiveness.
01:41So, what does this mean for compliance teams and bank strategists?
01:46Earlier, we said the testbed targets October 10th.
01:50That date is now the working deadline for any institution planning a won stablecoin or STO product.
01:58Banks with project financing exposure should expect continued state-backed liquidity support through year-end,
02:04but also expect the Digital Asset Framework to bring new licensing and reporting requirements once it's finalized.
02:12That's today's AI Prism Finance Daily.
02:16This episode was produced with AI assistance based on sole economic daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor.
02:24AI Prism is a Juan Ifra award-winning series.
02:28We'll be back tomorrow.
02:30Bye.

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