South Korean e-payment company KG Inicis has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on a digital asset payment partnership with global cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com to build a payment system,...

South Korean e-payment company KG Inicis has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on a digital asset payment partnership with global cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com to build a payment system, Edaily reported. Through the agreement, the two companies will establish a digital asset payment system for foreign tourists visiting South Korea.

KG Inicis partners with Crypto.com to build digital asset payment system

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Compiled by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina); Translated by Moni
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