Lambda256, a Dunamu subsidiary and blockchain specialist, said on Monday it will disclose an infrastructure case for Credos Partners' token securities digital asset platform built on its token securities (STO) solution.

The company said Credos Partners' STO system was designed with a structure that considers assets that can be issued as token securities, including investment contract securities, unlisted securities and securities based on RWA (real-world assets). It has been designated under a Financial Services Commission sandbox programme. The system supports customised product design in small-denomination units by combining various underlying assets such as corporate, real estate and non-monetary receivables with financial products such as bonds, loans and funds. Lambda256 is responsible for the infrastructure technology areas, including token securities issuance and management, operating a ledger based on distributed ledger technology, configuring node infrastructure and ensuring data integrity.

Lambda256 said it is reviewing an integrated solution for its stablecoin business that goes beyond simple issuance to consider financial regulation and asset management, based on its experience building STO infrastructure and collaborating on various overseas projects. The company added that verification is under way at the proof-of-concept stage with financial institutions for its SCOPE integrated stablecoin platform for institutions, which it previewed late last year.

Jo Won-ho (조원호), head of business division at Lambda256, said, "Through collaboration with technology-focused fintech companies, we are focusing on building financial infrastructure that naturally links on-chain and off-chain systems in the financial sector." He added, "Beyond simply providing blockchain technology, we plan to gradually expand institutional digital financial infrastructure cases that also encompass stablecoins, based on our STO operational experience that considers financial regulations and operational stability."