South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is set to announce comprehensive regulations for tokenized securities in July, with implementation slated for February next year. The new rules will allow the bundling of various underlying assets to issue fractionalized investment securities, marking a shift from previous prohibitions. The FSC aims to create a roadmap for tokenizing traditional securities like stocks and bonds, emphasizing market order and investor protection. The regulations will include investment limits, with platforms issuing fractionalized securities capped at 10 to 20 million KRW annually. Crowdfunding offerings will have a limit of 5 million KRW per offering and a total cap of 10 million KRW. Additionally, the annual sales limit for over-the-counter trading of unlisted stocks is set at 300 million KRW, while investment contract securities are capped at 40 million KRW.