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South Korean Giants LG CNS and POSCO International Implement Real-Time Trade Transaction Data on Injective Blockchain

South Korean conglomerates POSCO International and LG CNS have launched a pilot project to tokenize real trade accounts receivable on the Injective blockchain, using actual commercial data from POSCO's overseas subsidiaries. POSCO International, a major trading firm with over $22 billion in revenue, and LG CNS, a leading IT services provider, are testing this as an advanced real-world asset (RWA) initiative in Korea. The pilot issues POSCO's receivables as permissioned tokens on Injective. Authorized parties can hold and transfer these assets, with settlements executed on-chain. This moves away from the current fragmented tracking by subsidiaries, banks, and counterparties—which slows reconciliation and delays cash access—to a single shared ledger. Compliance rules are embedded with the tokens, enabling uniform checks across jurisdictions. Injective was chosen for its native real-world asset module, which enforces regulatory compliance at the protocol level. Its fast transaction finality (under one second per block) and built-in order book designed to prevent front-running were cited as essential for tokenizing real monetary claims. The companies aim to build a unified infrastructure for inter-subsidiary trade, enabling faster settlements than the current multi-day cycle and border-agnostic compliance. POSCO plans to refine the pilot structure in the second half of the year for real business application. This project is part of a global acceleration in enterprise tokenization, with Korea being a particularly active market.

cryptonews.ru13h ago

South Korean Giants LG CNS and POSCO International Implement Real-Time Trade Transaction Data on Injective Blockchain

cryptonews.ru13h ago

South Korea’s KB Financial Completes Stablecoin Pilot As Lawmakers Press For Regulatory Framework

South Korea's KB Financial Group has completed a Proof-of-Concept (PoC) for a won-denominated stablecoin in partnership with several companies. The pilot integrated the entire financial process—from stablecoin issuance to offline payments, merchant settlements, and international remittances—into a single blockchain-based workflow. A key test involved offline payments at a coffee shop via QR code without requiring a digital wallet. For international transfers, the model converted the won stablecoin to a dollar stablecoin, completing the process within three minutes and reducing fees by approximately 87% compared to traditional methods. KB aims to launch services once digital asset regulations are established. However, South Korea's Digital Asset Act, which would establish rules for such stablecoins, faces significant delays due to a disagreement between the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Bank of Korea (BOK). The central bank advocates for a consortium of banks to hold a majority stake in any issuer, while the FSC worries this could stifle innovation and tech firm participation. Lawmakers and experts have urged the National Assembly to prioritize the legislation, warning that South Korea is falling behind in the global digital asset market despite accounting for 10% of global transactions. Bank of Korea Deputy Governor Chang Cheong-soo acknowledged the potential of won-pegged stablecoins as a competitive future payment method.

bitcoinist05/19 12:31

South Korea’s KB Financial Completes Stablecoin Pilot As Lawmakers Press For Regulatory Framework

bitcoinist05/19 12:31

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