Taking effect in October, the compliance window for exchanges is running out. Creditors can verify the types and quantities, and they can also cash them out—this combination means that on-chain transparency becomes a double-edged sword.

South Korea's Supreme Court proposes a draft civil execution rule, incorporating digital assets into traditional enforcement procedures, set to take effect on October 1. The draft was published on July 2, with comments due by August 11. Once the seizure order takes effect, exchanges and third parties must not transfer assets to the debtor; creditors may request the court to disclose the type and quantity of digital assets held, and convert the seized transfer claims into cash through a transfer order or court-approved sale.