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LG CNS Partners With Chainlink To Advance Korea’s Digital Asset Market

Chainlink Today·Oct 22, 2026 · 3:28 PM CT
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Chainlink has a new strategic partner in South Korea: LG CNS, the technology arm of the LG Group, according to Chainlink Today.

LG CNS leads the Bank of Korea's Project Hangang digital currency platform. Through the partnership it aims to build regulated solutions and technical standards to speed digital asset adoption, including Korean stablecoins.

Korea is Asia's second-largest digital asset market, with the won second only to the U.S. dollar in global crypto trading volume, and more than 16 million active users, over a third of the population. Chainlink Labs earlier joined the Global Alliance for KRW stablecoins.

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