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South Korea’s Kayobank Plan Stablecoin Services: Report


The banking arm of the South Korean It Giant Kakao Corporation has reportedly ramping up plans to offer Stablecoin services amid a regulatory transfer to the country after the election of pro-crypto president Lee Jae-Myung.

Kakaobanks Chief Financial Officer Kwon Tae-Hoon said during the company’s first-half income that the company would “review various methods such as release and precautions,” and “plans to actively participate,” in the “Digital Asset Ecosystem,” ZDNET Korea reported On Wednesday

Kwon added that the initiative was led to cooperation with the Kakao’s Stablecoin Task Force, which included leading leadership from major affiliates including Kakopay.

Kakaobanks’ Stablecoin Move follows the President Lee Jae-Myung’s election in Junethat since pushing various crypto -related laws, including a Bill to legal the stablecoins.

Basis

Kakaobank Filed For Stablecoin -related trademarks on June 23, in conjunction with the KOKMIN Bank rival, a KB Financial Group subsidiary. Eight other major banks in South Korea is also planning Korean Won-Pegged Stablecoins to launch by 2026.