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Digital Asset expands cooperation with Shinhan, Hanwha, targets onchain shift in South Korea finance
Infrastructure

Digital Asset expands cooperation with Shinhan, Hanwha, targets onchain shift in South Korea finance

Digital Asset, a U.S.-based blockchain infrastructure firm, is deepening its strategic footprint in South Korea through partnerships with Shinhan Financial Group and Hanwha Investment & Securities. Shinhan Asset Management has officially become the first South Korean firm to serve as a super validator on the Canton Network, a permissioned blockchain designed for institutional finance. Shinhan Financial is currently evaluating the integration of its payment, settlement, and securities tokenization infrastructure with the Canton ecosystem. Simultaneously, Hanwha Investment & Securities has invested approximately 30 billion won into Digital Asset to bolster its next-generation financial services. CEO Yuval Rooz emphasized that the collaboration aims to modernize trade finance, cross-border payments, and the tokenization of domestic equities for global accessibility. By aligning with South Korean regulatory frameworks, Digital Asset seeks to facilitate the onchain transition of traditional products like ETFs and money market funds. This expansion highlights the growing institutional interest in utilizing interoperable, permissioned networks to bridge South Korean export-driven industries with global capital markets.

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digitaltoday.co.kr·Sep 30, 20267.5
South Korea’s Hanwha Advances Tokenized Securities With Avalanche Platform as Regulations Evolve
Infrastructure

South Korea’s Hanwha Advances Tokenized Securities With Avalanche Platform as Regulations Evolve

Hanwha Investment & Securities has developed a multi-network tokenized securities platform utilizing Avalanche and Hyperledger Besu to prepare for South Korea's upcoming regulatory shift. The firm invested 30 billion won, approximately $22.3 million, into the initiative alongside blockchain partner FairSquare Lab. This development aligns with South Korea's revised capital market laws, which will officially recognize distributed ledgers as valid securities registries starting February 4, 2027. The Financial Services Commission has outlined a three-step implementation plan, beginning with the tokenization of privately placed money market funds and bonds before expanding to unlisted stocks and fractional investments. Hanwha’s strategic positioning is further bolstered by its 9.6% stake in Securitize and its operation of the Canton Network. By building this infrastructure now, Hanwha aims to lead the institutional transition toward blockchain-based securities issuance and management. While the platform is technically prepared, widespread commercial adoption remains contingent on the phased regulatory rollout mandated by the government.

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cryptorank.io·Sep 7, 20268.0
Hanwha becomes Securitize’s largest shareholder as tokenization bets grow
Infrastructure

Hanwha becomes Securitize’s largest shareholder as tokenization bets grow

South Korean conglomerate Hanwha Group has emerged as the largest shareholder in tokenization firm Securitize, holding a 9.6% stake through various affiliates and investment vehicles. SEC filings reveal that Hanwha entities collectively own 15.69 million shares, surpassing the holdings of both Blockchain Capital and Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo. This investment is distributed across Hanwha Asset Management, H Foundation, and Hanwha Investment & Securities, reflecting a broader corporate strategy to integrate blockchain infrastructure into their financial portfolio. The move is significant as Securitize continues to lead the institutional RWA market, recently tokenizing its own common stock on the Solana and Avalanche networks. By securing a major stake in a platform that supports BlackRock’s BUIDL fund and manages over $4 billion in on-chain assets, Hanwha is positioning itself at the center of the regulated tokenized securities ecosystem. This development underscores the growing interest from traditional Asian financial giants in the underlying technology of U.S.-based tokenization firms. As Securitize expands its partnership with Cantor to integrate blockchain into public offerings, Hanwha’s capital commitment highlights the increasing convergence between traditional capital markets and distributed ledger technology.

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cryptonews.net·Jul 28, 20268.0

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