South Korea is preparing to update how cryptocurrency transactions are monitored. 

While more oversight might sound intimidating at first, officials say the changes are designed to make the fast-moving crypto market safer and better suited to how people use digital assets.

The country’s Financial Intelligence Unit, which oversees domestic crypto exchanges, has formed a new task force to overhaul anti-money-laundering rules tied to digital currencies. 

According to DL News, the group is expected to present a policy proposal by mid-2026 that could significantly reshape how crypto transactions are tracked, including requiring sender and recipient information for every transfer — no matter how small.

Right now, South…