Can blockchain reshape cross-border payments?
Aug 7, 2026
Hana Financial Group is moving to build blockchain-based infrastructure for cross-border remittances and payments as traditional financial institutions explore new ways to improve global payment systems.
As part of its cooperation with Dunamu, Hana Financial Group has selected blockchain infrastructure company Lambda256 as a technology partner for the initiative.
The move highlights the growing role of blockchain technology in real-world financial infrastructure, particularly in cross-border payments and settlement.
Howon Jung won@heraldcorp.com
Yeeun Kyoung kyoung@heraldcorp.com
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