Güney Kore'nin sekiz büyük bankası ortak bir şirket kurmayı planlıyor, Kore Wonu Sabit Para üretimini tartışıyorlar ve iki üretim modelini araştırıyorlar.
Mars Financial News, according to the South Korean 'Economic Review' report, eight major South Korean banks are preparing to establish a joint venture company to plan the production of the Korean Won stablecoin. Participating institutions include the National Bank, Shinhan Bank, Woori Bank, Nonghyup Bank, Korea Industrial Bank, Suhyup Bank, Citibank Korea Branch, and Standard Chartered Korea Branch. The project is jointly promoted by the Bank Blockchain and Decentralization Identifier Association, the Korea Financial Telecommunications and Clearing Institute, and is currently discussing the underlying infrastructure. If approved by regulators, the joint venture company is expected to officially launch at the end of this year or early next year. The project team is currently considering two production models: one is the custody partner model, which first independently secures customer funds and then produces the stablecoin; the other is the deposit Token model, which directly links the stablecoin to bank deposits.
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Güney Kore'nin sekiz büyük bankası ortak bir şirket kurmayı planlıyor, Kore Wonu Sabit Para üretimini tartışıyorlar ve iki üretim modelini araştırıyorlar.
Mars Financial News, according to the South Korean 'Economic Review' report, eight major South Korean banks are preparing to establish a joint venture company to plan the production of the Korean Won stablecoin. Participating institutions include the National Bank, Shinhan Bank, Woori Bank, Nonghyup Bank, Korea Industrial Bank, Suhyup Bank, Citibank Korea Branch, and Standard Chartered Korea Branch. The project is jointly promoted by the Bank Blockchain and Decentralization Identifier Association, the Korea Financial Telecommunications and Clearing Institute, and is currently discussing the underlying infrastructure. If approved by regulators, the joint venture company is expected to officially launch at the end of this year or early next year. The project team is currently considering two production models: one is the custody partner model, which first independently secures customer funds and then produces the stablecoin; the other is the deposit Token model, which directly links the stablecoin to bank deposits.