HANCOM said on the 9th that it signed three strategic memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with major Japanese corporations at the site of "2026 Japan IT Week Spring" in Tokyo, Japan, moving to fully target the Japanese market.
At the exhibition, HANCOM showcased a digital trust solution that combines artificial intelligence (AI), biometrics, and electronic document-based technologies, and secured collaborative outcomes based on this.
Through this agreement, HANCOM will jointly pursue the biometric authentication and authentication system businesses with Cyberlinks and Sun Digital System, and expand cooperation across the digital trust domain with Money Partners Solutions, including membership management and onboarding review systems.
Cyberlinks is a Japanese My Number Card-based public personal authentication (JPKI) platform operator that provides SaaS services in the public, distribution, and trust fields, and Money Partners Solutions carries out Fintech businesses such as e-wallets and payments as well as AI-based system development. Sun Digital System is a video security corporation that provides video analysis-based personal information identification and behavior analysis solutions.
HANCOM plans to promote the localization of its biometric authentication service tailored to the Japanese market environment and to advance its non-face-to-face identity verification (eKYC) service linked to the My Number Card-based public authentication system.
Previously, HANCOM signed a supply contract with Cyberlinks for the AI facial recognition solution "HancomAUTH," demonstrating its technological prowess in the Japanese market.
Kim Yeon-su, the HANCOM CEO, said, "This collaboration will serve as a catalyst for expanding digital trust solutions into real businesses in the Japanese market," adding, "We will broaden use cases in finance and the public sector, centered on AI-based authentication technologies."