Wemade said on the 23rd it will hold a won stablecoin tech seminar on the theme of "infrastructure requirements for a successful stablecoin issuance" on the 29th at SparkPlus Seolleung Branch No. 3 in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
The seminar is designed to share concrete application cases on how to reliably apply stablecoin infrastructure to real legacy finance, Fintech, and payment systems.
In-depth sessions will cover not only technical implementation but also compliance, security, and regulatory response from a practical standpoint.
Vice President Kim Seok-hwan of Wemade and James Ang, Asia-Pacific vice president at Chainalysis, will open the event with welcoming remarks. That will be followed by sessions with CertiK and Chainalysis, members of "GAKS," a won stablecoin consortium led by Wemade, and a Wemade representative.
At the event, Wemade will disclose in detail the technical architecture of "Stablenet," a stablecoin-dedicated Blockchain that uses the won stablecoin for fees (gas). Stablenet is equipped with proprietary technology that protects privacy while complying with financial regulations.
A Wemade representative said, "We expect Stablenet, designed to fully accommodate Korea's regulatory requirements and particularities, to serve as an infrastructure optimized for the domestic financial environment and a springboard for practical financial innovation."
Meanwhile, Wemade plans to officially unveil the testnet for "Stablenet" on the 30th and embark on full-scale efforts to build a won stablecoin ecosystem.