South Korea is gearing up to allow institutional crypto investments, as the Financial Services Commission (FSC) plans to introduce real-name corporate trading accounts. This move is part of the FSC's 2025 agenda to boost financial stability and innovation. Although there's no legal barrier to issuing these accounts, banks have been hesitant due to regulatory guidance. The FSC, alongside the Virtual Asset Committee, is set to discuss the rollout, though no timeline is confirmed. This development follows previous denials of a corporate crypto roadmap and calls for aligning South Korea's crypto rules with global standards.