South Korea should prepare incentives to encourage use of domestic digital asset exchanges and build an automated calculation and reporting system linked to exchanges before digital asset income taxation begins in January, a report said. Areas such as overseas exchanges, private wallets and over-the-counter trading remain hard for tax authorities to track, it said. The National Assembly Budget Office also called for clearer taxation standards by transaction type and measures to encourage voluntary reporting.

Applications for the Youth Future Savings policy savings product began on Sunday, drawing attention to whether young adults\' money will extend beyond deposits and instalment savings into individual savings accounts (ISA) and domestic investment products. The product offers a 3-year fixed rate with maximum rates of 7 to 8 percent. Interest in ISA accounts is also rising, while overlap limits among youth-targeted products could affect demand.