STABLECOINS | Hyundai Becomes First Major South Korean Company to Adopt Stablecoins for Cross-Border Treasury Transfers
South Korean automaker, Hyundai, has become the first major company in the country to deploy stablecoin-based internal cross-border transfers marking another step in the growing use of blockchain technology for corporate treasury operations. The company said it has moved its cross-border remittance system into production using the Avalanche blockchain. REGULATION | South Korea Draft Bill to Classify Stablecoins as Foreign Exchange Payment Instruments In its first live transaction, Hyundai transferred $20,000 from its U.S. unit to its Mexican […]
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- STABLECOINS | Hyundai Becomes First Major South Korean Company to Adopt Stablecoins for Cross-Border Treasury Transfers
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