South Korea's Central Bank to Require Reporting of Cross-Border Crypto Holdings Starting December 2

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South Korea’s central bank will require crypto service providers to report cross-border holdings starting December 2, according to RWA news. Providers must disclose end-of-month balances, KRW equivalents, and monthly cross-border flows, including dormant and staked assets. Reports are due by 17:30 on the 10th of each month. It is unclear whether past transactions will be included. This move adds to the growing wave of crypto-related developments in Asia.

ChainCatcher report, according to Digital Asset, the Bank of Korea will require virtual asset transfer service providers to submit monthly reports on users' end-of-month holdings for cross-border crypto asset transfers made to overseas exchanges, personal wallets, and similar entities since July 19, 2024, to the Foreign Exchange Information System—even in months with no cross-border transactions. The reports must include the number of assets held, the KRW-equivalent balance, and the total monthly inflows and outflows of cross-border transfers. Dormant accounts, delisted assets, and staked assets are also included. Reports must be submitted by 17:30 on the 10th day of the following month. It remains undetermined whether transactions prior to the implementation of the reporting requirement must be retrospectively submitted.

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