The MoU aims to build secure onchain infrastructure for Korea's emerging digital asset market, with a focus on stablecoins and distribution frameworks tailored to local regulatory, security, and service requirements. The partners plan proof-of-concept tests to assess applicability. Fireblocks has deployed infrastructure for over 2,500 institutions, including more than 100 banks, and says it secures $16 trillion in transactions across 200+ blockchains. Executives from all three firms framed the deal as groundwork for reliable digital asset distribution and broader adoption in Korea.

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