Securitize and South Korean technology company LG CNS are exploring ways to use tokenized financial products and stablecoins in South Korea. Both the companies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) towards this. They will look into the use of tokenized funds, securities, stablecoins and other digital asset systems. They will also study about how these products can help Korean financial institutions link with markets in other countries. So far, they have not announced any specific product or launch date.
Under the agreement, they will work with financial institutions in South Korea and other parts of Asia. Their main objective will be to find out where tokenized assets can be useful for banks and other financial companies.
Securitize and LG CNS are partnering to advance tokenized assets in South Korea.
Through an MOU, we’ll pair our experience building regulated tokenization infrastructure with LG CNS’s technology and relationships across Korea’s financial sector. https://t.co/3DTy8ggCMv
— Securitize (@Securitize) October 6, 2026
In plain terms, tokenization means turning a financial asset into a digital token that can be recorded and used on a blockchain. A fund, security or another financial asset can be denoted in this form. This can make it easier to issue, transfer and settle some financial products.
Securitize has been working on bringing traditional financial assets onto the blockchain networks. LG CNS is a major technology company in South Korea and has ties with the country’s financial sector. The two companies believe their combined experience could help them develop products that are suitable for the Korean market.
Carlos Domingo, CEO and co-founder of Securitize, said the partnership would bring together Securitize’s experience in tokenization and LG CNS’s knowledge of the Korean market and technology sector.
The companies also want to explore ways to connect Korean financial institutions with global financial markets. However, these plans are still at an early stage. Any new product will have to meet South Korean regulations and get the required approvals before it can be launched.
LG CNS will focus on technology and its relationships with financial institutions in Korea. The two companies will also consider solutions specially designed for the Korean market. They said they would take the country’s regulations into account while developing these ideas.
Stablecoins are another important part of the proposed cooperation. The companies will explore stablecoin infrastructure as well as digital asset treasury solutions. If regulations allow, the infrastructure could eventually support the distribution, trading and settlement of tokenized securities and stablecoins around the clock.
The companies also want to explore tokenized investment funds and other financial products for institutional investors. Such products could make it possible to handle certain financial activities on blockchain networks instead of relying completely on traditional systems.
The partnership is part of Securitize’s wider push into tokenized financial products. In August, Securitize and Neuberger Berman launched the High Income Fund, which brought high-yield bonds, collateralized loan obligations and leveraged loans onchain across four blockchains.
However, the latest South Korea project is still at an early stage. Any product or service developed under the MOU will need to follow local laws, receive necessary regulatory approvals and pass the companies’ own internal compliance processes.
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