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South Korea’s Kakobank Plans StableCoin Services: Report

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The banking branch of South Korean IT veteran Kakao Corporation is allegedly planned to offer stabecoin services amid a regulatory change in the country J-Mung.

Kakobank Chief Financial Officer Quon Taye-Hun said that the company is making the first-half 2025 income call that the company is reviewing the “digital asset ecosystem,” the JDDNet Korea report “in the ZDDNet Korea Report” and “Plans to participate actively”.

Quon added that initiative

Kakobank’s Stabelcoin follows the election of President Lee J-Mung in June, which has carried forward with various crypto-friendly laws, which also includes a bill to legalize Stabecrims.

Kakobank Latting Groundwork

Kakaobank filed for StableCoin-Halated Trademark on 23 June, also as a subsidiary of KB Financial Group, rival Kukmin Bank. Eight other major South Korean banks are also planning Korean Won-Paiged Stabecrim to launch by 2026.