South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has included token securities infrastructure in its comprehensive capital market reform plan. This initiative is part of broader efforts to shorten settlement cycles, extend trading hours, and advance AI-driven digital transformation. The FSC plans to discuss specific token securities proposals within a public-private partnership committee before integrating them into the overall reform strategy. Previously, the South Korean National Assembly passed legislation recognizing blockchain distributed ledgers as legitimate securities registration tools, allowing for the issuance and circulation of token securities. This framework is expected to take effect in February 2027. Samsung SDS is developing a token securities management platform for the Korea Securities Depository, aiming for a February 2027 launch to integrate with existing electronic securities account systems and establish a real-time, unified digital market infrastructure.