This paper explores the issuance and transfer of "mortgage-backed securities" (MBS) and how to enact or amend statutes concerned to adopt it in Taiwan. Since mortgage-backed security has become increasingly popular in modern international finance, this paper begins with classifications of securitization, defines "mortgage-backed loan" and securitization, and presents an overview of this institution to readers. There are three securitization-derivatives, including mortgage passthrough securities (MPTs), mortgage-backed bonds (MBB), and mortgage pay-through bonds (MPTBs) in the U.S. The process of securitization of MPTs is to transfer mortgage-back loan to a trustee, then issues certificate of beneficiary. The process of securitization of MBB and MPTBs is to issue bonds with mortgage-backed loan as collateral. The Japanese structure of securitization copies from American securitization derivatives, including certificate of residential housing mortgage, mortgage security, and residential housing mortgage-backed loan trust. From various aspects of market, structure, and concerning laws, this paper explores the feasibility of adopting mortgage-backed securities in Taiwan. After comparing and analyzing, this paper asserts that trust structure is better than collateralized Debt Structure, and proposes the participants, structure (process) and concerning statutes to be enacted or amended to adopt MBS in Taiwan. In conclusion, this paper reasserts to enact and amend the statutes concerned to adopt MBS, and proposes the drafts of enactment and amendment of these statutes for a reference of adopting MBS.