PANews reported on April 3 that according to Bloter, Kim Sung-jin, director of the Virtual Assets Section of the Financial Services Commission of South Korea, said in the National Assembly on April 2 that if the country's crypto exchanges have sufficient anti-money laundering capabilities, it is possible to open up foreign investment in crypto assets in South Korea in the future. Current laws still prohibit foreign legal persons and individuals from participating in such investments.
South Korea's Financial Services Commission: Foreigners may be allowed to invest in domestic crypto assets after meeting anti-money laundering conditions
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