WEMADE Launches Global Alliance to Advance KRW Stablecoin Ecosystem
WEMADE, led by CEO Kwan-ho Park, has the Global Alliance for KRW Stablecoins (GAKS) to accelerate the adoption of Korean-won stablecoins.
Announced on November 27, the alliance brings together leading blockchain and fintech companies—Chainalysis, CertiK, and SentBe—focused on security, compliance, and cross-border payments.
The alliance is designed to strengthen StableNet, Korea’s first full-stack blockchain infrastructure built specifically for KRW-backed stablecoins.
By combining technical expertise and operational support, GAKS aims to create a reliable and scalable ecosystem for both domestic and global users.
How the Alliance Strengthens StableNet and the KRW Stablecoin Ecosystem
Chainalysis will contribute its blockchain analytics and compliance tools, including AI-driven scam detection and transaction monitoring systems, to ensure StableNet operates securely and meets regulatory requirements.
CertiK will overview security audits, provide transparency through blockchain monitoring, and validate nodes to maintain the integrity of the network. SentBe, a global remittance platform operating across 174 countries, will integrate on/off-ramp answers and support cross-border payments using KRW stablecoins.
WEMADE hosted a roundtable following the alliance signing to discuss stablecoin infrastructure requirements, market trends, and the future of KRW-based stablecoins. Shane Kim, VP of WEMADE, emphasized that the alliance is intended to build a full stablecoin ecosystem—from the underlying technology to practical services.
“The long-term success of any stablecoin depends on regulatory compliance, strong security, and transparency,” said James Ang, VP of APAC at Chainalysis.
”By joining GAKS, we are creating a trusted foundation for institutions, regulators, and users, enabling secure and scalable adoption of KRW stablecoins.”
Ronghui Gu, Co-founder and CEO of CertiK, added that the collaboration with WEMADE will assist develop a secure, transparent, and globally competitive KRW stablecoin infrastructure, building on WEMIX’s evolution from a gaming platform to a broader on-chain financial ecosystem.
South Korea’s Regulatory Shift Casts Spotlight on KRW
South Korea is , reshaping how the Korean won (KRW) is used in cross-border payments and stablecoins.
Regulators have expanded enforcement measures, including targeting crypto held in offline wallets, as part of efforts to curb tax evasion and ensure compliance across the sector.
At the identical time, financial institutions and fintech companies are enhancing infrastructure to support .
, highlighting the growing strategic importance of compliant, secure, and efficient KRW-based payment and stablecoin systems.
