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Miden partners with Korea Digital Asset to advance crypto infrastructure for Korean institutions

Miden partners with Korea Digital Asset to advance crypto infrastructure for Korean institutions

AIcoinAIcoin2026/01/27 14:03
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Miden has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Korea Digital Asset (KODA), the largest institutional crypto custodian in South Korea. The collaboration will focus on privacy protection, compliance, and standardization, aiming to build privacy-preserving infrastructure for regulated digital finance in South Korea. This move is related to recent regulatory developments in South Korea, including the expansion of corporate crypto account rules and other institutional application scenarios.
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