Viva Republica, the operator of Toss, said on April 27 it held financial education for foreign students at Seoul Women\'s University in cooperation with the Seoul Global Center. It said the programme was the first joint initiative proposed by the city-run foreign resident support agency, as financial fraud targeting foreign students has increased. The training covered major scam types, response steps, and safe use of services such as currency exchange and remittances.

A seminar in Seoul discussed strategies to integrate digital capital markets with green digital finance as the spread of digital assets accelerates changes across capital-market issuance, distribution, payments and custody. The event, co-hosted by the Korea Fintech Industry Association and Yonsei University’s Graduate School of Environmental Finance, examined domestic policy tasks and directions for Asian cooperation. Speakers addressed token securities, stablecoins, carbon-credit digitisation and blockchain-based infrastructure.