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South Korea is updating its foreign exchange law to regulate stablecoins as official payment tools. The central bank and government are creating new rules to track cross-border crypto transactions and stop illegal money transfers. Because stablecoins can move money internationally without traditional banks, officials want clearer oversight to keep the market safe. These proposed changes will give regulators better control over digital payments and protect investors using crypto across borders.
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South Korea is updating its foreign exchange law to regulate stablecoins as official payment tools. The central bank and government are creating new rules to track cross-border crypto transactions and stop illegal money transfers. Because stablecoins can move money internationally without traditional banks, officials want clearer oversight to keep the market safe. These proposed changes will give regulators better control over digital payments and protect investors using crypto across borders.
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