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Crypto
Charles Schwab expands direct bitcoin and ether trading to all eligible U.S. retail clients, fee 0.75 percent
U.S. brokerage Charles Schwab has expanded its direct trading service for bitcoin and ether to all retail clients who meet U.S. eligibility requirements. Schwab opened Schwab Crypto spot trading for the two tokens to its full customer base after offering it to some clients in May. The brokerage charges a 0.75 percent fee per trade, with order sizes from $1 to $2 million, and the service is unavailable to clients outside the United States.
AI & Enterprise
Younglimwon SoftLab steps up employee-led upgrade of AI ERP
Enterprise software company Younglimwon SoftLab is speeding up efforts to link employee-led AI use to upgrades of its ERP products. The company said on Sept. 7 it set up a dedicated organisation to handle AI transformation strategy, technology development and operations, internal deployment and product upgrades. It is expanding AI functions such as auto data entry from documents and images, business briefings and automation, and is running training, pilots and workshops to gather feedback.
Finance
Webcash targets financial AI market, aims for 50 billion won revenue by 2030
Webcash plans to expand its financial AI business around agent banking, fiscal AX and an AI accounting service, and set a goal of reaching 50 billion won in AI revenue by 2030. The company said it held an AI business briefing for major domestic institutional investors in Seoul on July 22 and presented a strategy for five financial AI businesses. Vice Chairman Yoon Wan-soo outlined market entry plans and progress by business line.