Законопроект о стейблкоинах в Южной Корее представят до 10 декабря

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-05-01Last updated on 2025-12-02

1 декабря представители Демократической партии, FSC и Банка Кореи провели заседание по регулированию криптосферы.
Стороны обсудили проект нормативной базы для стейблкоинов, но не пришли к итогу.
В связи с этим правящая партия потребовала от регуляторов внести свои правки до 10 декабря.

Проект нормативной базы для регулирования сектора стейблкоинов в Южной Корее представят до 10 декабря 2025 года. Соответствующий ультиматум выдвинула правящая партия, сообщает Maeil Economic News.

По данным прессы, этот вопрос обсуждался в рамках заседания 1 декабря 2025 года. Камнем преткновения в дальнейшем продвижении нормативной базы стал вопрос эмитента стейблкоинов.

В качестве компромисса стороны рассматривают модель консорциума при участии Банка Кореи, Комиссии по финансовым услугам (FSC) и банковского сектора. При этом минимальная доля последнего должна составлять не менее 50%, с чем не согласились некоторые участники.

В официальном заявлении FSC подтвердила факт обсуждений, но подчеркнула, что никакого итогового решения принято не было.

В связи с этим представители правящей партии потребовали от финансовых регуляторов подготовить проект нормативной базы до 10 декабря 2025 года. Это окончательные сроки, подчеркивается в заметке издания.

На это, в частности, указал генеральный секретарь Комитета по политическим вопросам Кан Джун Хен. Он подчеркнул, если законопроект не будет представлен к этому срок, политик намерен добиваться его принятия на уровне комитетов.

Предполагалось, что законопроект внесут на текущей очередной сессии Национальной ассамблеи с перспективой принять его в январе 2026 года. Однако FSC и центробанк тормозят процесс.

Последний выступает за эмиссию стейблкоинов с привязкой к воне исключительно регулируемыми и подотчетными банками. Комиссия и некоторые политики, в свою очередь, настаивают на участии финтеха.

Процесс легализации криптоактивов в стране набрал обороты после победы на выборах Ли Чжэ Муна, который поддерживает сектор.

На фоне регуляторных подвижек появилась информация, что некоторые финансовые контрагенты начали работу над подготовкой эмиссии стейблкоинов. К таким относится, в частности, KakaoBank.

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