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MoonPay launches South Korean subsidiary to expand in Asia

First reported September 29, 2026 by Crypto.news · covered by 3 sources

In short

MoonPay launched a South Korean subsidiary on September 29 as a base for its Asian business. Its plans include won-denominated stablecoins, cross-border payments, remittances and digital-asset infrastructure. The company is working with Kakaobank, Woori Bank and KB Financial Group on bringing stablecoins into banking services.

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Written by our news service from the 3 sources below, updated September 29, 2026.

Timeline
  1. Sep 29, 07:18 UTC · Crypto.news
    MoonPay targets won stablecoins as it expands into South Korea ↗
  2. Sep 29, 19:30 UTC · Bitcoin.com News
    Moonpay Enlists South Korean Banking Giants in Asian Stablecoin Push ↗
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Moonpay Enlists South Korean Banking Giants in Asian Stablecoin Push

Moonpay Enlists South Korean Banking Giants in Asian Stablecoin Push

Moonpay launched its South Korean subsidiary on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, leveraging preexisting partnerships with Kakaobank, Woori Bank, and KB Financial Group to bring stablecoins into everyday banking. The plans include international payments, won-backed digital currencies, and a remittance service targeting transfers to U.S. bank accounts in under one hour. South Korea will also serve […]

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