However, tokens listed on a licensed exchange for over two years may not need to meet these new criteria.
South Korean financial authorities plan to release new guidelines imposing tighter regulations for token listings on centralized crypto exchanges by the end of April or, at the latest, early May.
According to local media News 1, South Korean financial authorities will prohibit listing digital assets with hacking incidents on domestic exchanges unless the root cause is thoroughly determined.
Additionally, foreign digital assets can be listed on domestic exchanges only if a white paper or technical manual is published for the South Korean market.
