FAQ

Why would a Korean company with strong local payment rails use crypto?

Domestic payments in Korea are fast and well served, so the reason is almost always cross-border. When a business sells to players, buyers, or subscribers outside Korea, international cards decline more often, carry conversion fees, and bring chargebacks on goods that were already delivered. A crypto rail covers those edges — and reaches customers in markets with thin card access — without replacing the local flows that already work.

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