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South Korea to Ease Virtual Asset Reporting Rules for Overseas Transactions
NEWS
6/4/2026AI summary

South Korea to Ease Virtual Asset Reporting Rules for Overseas Transactions

South Korea's financial authorities will allow virtual asset service providers (VASPs) to manage their own anti-money laundering (AML) risk for overseas transactions exceeding 10 million won, instead of mandatory reporting to the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). The revised rules, effective August 20, also ease customer verification and overseas cloud usage for VASPs.

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FIU Gathers Opinions from Virtual Asset Exchange Representatives on AML Regulations
Politics
6/4/2026AI summary

FIU Gathers Opinions from Virtual Asset Exchange Representatives on AML Regulations

The Financial Services Commission's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) met with virtual asset exchange representatives to gather feedback on proposed amendments to the Special Financial Information Act (SFIA) enforcement decree. The industry expressed concerns about mandatory suspicious transaction reporting for all transactions over 10 million won, and the FIU is considering alternative solutions.

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Ruling party candidate's spouse accused of underreporting virtual assets ahead of local elections
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Politicsยท5/22/2026AI summary

Ruling party candidate's spouse accused of underreporting virtual assets ahead of local elections

Ahead of the June 3 local elections, a political dispute has intensified over allegations that the spouse of People Power Party's Incheon mayoral candidate Yoo Jeong-bok failed to report virtual assets. The opposition Democratic Party has filed a police complaint, calling it "intelligent asset concealment."

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Brazil's Central Bank Bars Virtual Assets in Cross-Border eFX Payments
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Businessยท5/1/2026AI summary

Brazil's Central Bank Bars Virtual Assets in Cross-Border eFX Payments

Brazil's central bank has published Resolution BCB No. 561, prohibiting virtual assets in cross-border eFX payments. The rule requires payments between eFX providers and foreign counterparties to use only foreign exchange transactions or non-resident Brazilian real accounts. The restriction applies to eFX providers not yet approved, who must apply for authorization by May 31, 2027. The resolution does not ban crypto transfers outright but closes the regulated eFX channel to crypto and stablecoins, addressing concerns that 90% of crypto flows are linked to stablecoins.

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