South Korea clears way for courts to seize and sell Bitcoin for unpaid debts under new November rules
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South Korea’s new rules, effective in November, allow courts to seize and sell Bitcoin to satisfy unpaid debts, treating it as an asset subject to enforcement. The change gives creditors and courts a clearer route to recover debt held in crypto and reduces the scope for debtors to shield assets by keeping them in Bitcoin. It may strengthen legal recognition of Bitcoin as property, while adding enforcement and custody risks for holders facing claims.
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