South Korean crypto exchange operator Dunamu and US blockchain firm Circle have signed a MoU to improve transparency in the digital asset market.
The Dunamu Circle agreement focuses on stablecoin education and regulatory compliance, according to The Korea Herald.
The two companies will develop educational programmes for market participants. These initiatives will cover stablecoins and other digital assets to promote responsible innovation within the sector.
“We are pleased to partner with Circle, which has strong expertise in operating a regulation-friendly digital asset business,”
said Oh Kyung-seok, CEO of Dunamu.
This partnership highlights a growing push for institutional frameworks across the Asia Pacific region.
Markets like Hong Kong are currently advancing their own stablecoin regulations, making regional compliance standards increasingly relevant for digital asset operators.
Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle, highlighted South Korea as a key market for digital asset innovation.
“Korea is a key market for digital asset innovation,”
he said.
“We look forward to working with Dunamu to advance education and responsible innovation under strong regulatory compliance.”
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