Dunamu seeks to connect S. Korea with global on-chain infrastructure: CEO
The head of Dunamu, Korea's largest virtual asset exchange, said Wednesday his company hopes to connect the country's finances with the global on-chain system, mentioning the comprehensive equity exchange with portal operator Naver Corp. as part of the company's global expansion strategy. Oh Kyoung-suk, chief executive officer (CEO) of Dunamu Inc., made the remarks at the Korea Blockchain Week…
Dunamu, South Korea's leading virtual asset exchange, aims to integrate the country's financial system with the global on-chain infrastructure, according to its CEO Oh Kyoung-suk. The statement was made during the Korea Blockchain Week 2026, an international industry event in Seoul. Oh believes that connecting Korea with the global market is the company's next priority.
The objective is to establish a common infrastructure where diverse financial entities can collaborate. He added that if Korea successfully secures accessibility, connectivity, and export potential in the digital asset realm, the nation could emerge as a significant financial hub. To achieve this, Dunamu plans to link Web 3 financial infrastructure with Web 2 consumer payment platforms, potentially referring to Naver Financial Corp., the company behind the payment service Naver Pay. Dunamu and Naver Financial decided to merge last year.
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