Foresight News reports that on January 8, the South Korean Financial Services Commission announced its major work plan for 2025, stating that it will gradually allow corporations to open real-name accounts for virtual asset trading through discussions in the Virtual Assets Committee. Although the law does not explicitly prohibit the issuance of real-name accounts for corporations, financial regulatory agencies have previously advised banks to avoid issuing such accounts to corporations. The Financial Services Commission plans to start with non-profit corporations and gradually develop specific implementation plans. Additionally, the Financial Services Commission will promote the 'Second Phase Bill on Virtual Assets', which covers the regulation of the issuance and circulation of virtual assets. Future discussions will focus on listing standards, stablecoin management, and rules of conduct for virtual asset exchanges, aligning with global regulatory frameworks.