The Financial Services Commission of South Korea has announced plans to release comprehensive regulations and guidelines for tokenized securities by July 2026. These guidelines will facilitate the issuance of fractionalized investment securities backed by bundled assets of the same type. Additionally, the commission is exploring ways to enhance over-the-counter trading limits. The regulatory body intends to draw on international examples to create a roadmap for tokenizing standardized securities, including stocks, bonds, and money market funds. Efforts will also focus on advancing testing and infrastructure improvements, such as on-chain settlement. The framework for tokenized securities, approved by the National Assembly in January, is set to be implemented on February 4, 2027.