South Korea Pilots Tokenized Government Bonds Linked to CBDC in 2027, Law Changes February 4

According to South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance, the government announced plans this week to pilot tokenized government bonds on blockchain and integrate them with central bank digital currency (CBDC) infrastructure in 2027. The MOEF also plans to launch tokenized deposits for government spending execution by the fourth quarter of 2026. Related amendments to South Korea's Capital Markets Act and Electronic Securities Act will take effect on February 4, 2027, legally recognizing blockchain ledgers as valid securities registries.
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