Moonpay Enlists South Korean Banking Giants in Asian Stablecoin Push
Moonpay launched its South Korean subsidiary on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, leveraging preexisting partnerships with Kakaobank, Woori Bank, and KB Financial Group to bring stablecoins into everyday banking. The plans include international payments, won-backed digital currencies, and a remittance service targeting transfers to U.S. bank accounts in under one hour. South Korea will also serve […]
Key Takeaways
- Moonpay launched its South Korean subsidiary on Tuesday, Sept.
- 29, 2026, leveraging preexisting partnerships with Kakaobank, Woori Bank, and KB Financial Group to bring stablecoins into everyday banking.
- The plans include international payments, won-backed digital currencies, and a remittance service targeting transfers to U.S.
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