Dunamu said on April 13 it signed a comprehensive memorandum of understanding with global internet finance platform Circle. The companies are discussing broad education activities across digital assets, including stablecoins. Based on the MOU, they plan to continue close cooperation to drive innovation in South Korea’s digital asset market. Dunamu CEO Kyung-seok Oh said he was pleased to cooperate with Circle and would work to build a sound ecosystem within the institutional framework.

South Korea’s software industry says domestic rules and ordering practices remain stuck in the system integration era despite the rapid spread of AI. Speakers at a digital policy forum called for urgent reforms, citing public and financial-sector network separation, a labour-input pricing system and service-centric public procurement as barriers. Participants urged a shift to logical security, support for token costs and faster procedures, and called for value-based pricing that reflects computing and infrastructure costs.