South Korea will pilot blockchain deposit tokens for government spending in Q4, potentially reducing transaction fees and audit requirements
ChainCatcher reports that the South Korean Ministry of Economy and Finance has announced it will launch a blockchain deposit token pilot in Sejong City in the fourth quarter of 2026, intended to replace traditional government procurement card payments.
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