BDACS is launching the first Fiat-supported Won Stablecoin on the Avalanche Blockchain in South Korea

BDACS-is-launching-the-first-Fiat-supported-Won-Stablecoin-on-the-Avalanche-Blockchain-in-South-Korea-1024x536 BDACS is launching the first Fiat-supported Won Stablecoin on the Avalanche Blockchain in South Korea

BDACS, one of the largest digital asset custodians in South Korea, has further become the first regulated stablecoin in the country with the launch of KRW1, the South Korean won stablecoin, in a landmark move in the South Korean digital currency ecosystem. The stablecoin is deployed on the Avalanche blockchain, a high-speed, scalable, and secure blockchain, making KRW1 the first bridge between traditional finance and blockchain technology.

KRW1 is completely secured through Korea wins reserves, which are in escrow at Woori Bank, which is one of the largest financial institutions in South Korea. This makes the system completely transparent, where real-time demonstration of reserves can be obtained through API integration, enhancing confidence in users and regulators. BDA has been launched after a successful proof-of-concept phase, which demonstrated the effectiveness of the issuance and management system of BDACS with the help of advanced blockchain verification.

The stablecoin will be important in digital finance in various industries.

 BDACS intends to take advantage of the low-cost payment options offered by KRW1, such as the programs of the public sector, such as emergency payment aid to citizens, which will be positively impacted by lower transaction rates and shorter turnaround times. Besides, KRW1 will provide cross-border remittances, deposits, and investment opportunities that will blend perfectly with future regulatory frameworks by the South Korean Financial Services Commission.

The reason why Avalanche was selected is that it was selected by the Internet & Security Agency of Korea as one of the reliable blockchain platforms to be used in the government. In an interview with the CEO of BDACS, Harry Ryoo, he noted that the company has the vision of making KRW1 the technical standard of stablecoins in South Korea, which would be expected to gain regulatory clarity with the upcoming Digital Asset Basic Act.

This release is timely when the use of stablecoins is increasing in the Asian region, and South Korea stands to enhance its digital economy by introducing the regulated use of digital assets. The launch of the KRW1 stablecoin is an indicator that South Korea is prepared to use blockchain innovations in its financial system, increasing its monetary sovereignty and adopting the global trends of blockchain.

BDACS is still experimenting with making KRW1 available on other blockchain networks and partnering with global stablecoin initiatives to make South Korea a more prominent participant in the digital currency world.

This move is a great stride towards the country achieving a controlled and open digital financial future, which will be a model to other institutions in the region.

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