Global industry executives warn South Korea's bank-led won stablecoin approach risks limiting innovation
At a Seoul roundtable on Wednesday, global industry executives stated that South Korea's proposed bank-led approach to won-backed stablecoins could give institutions with established payment networks little incentive to build alternatives. Anthony Koo, head of payments at a Singapore-based stablecoin issuer, noted that granting licenses to tier-one banks, as many regulators tend to do, offers less motivation to push infrastructure boundaries compared to fintechs.
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