Crypto payments company MoonPay has entered a partnership with South Korean fintech firm Dunamu to examine opportunities in global digital asset financial infrastructure. The two companies said their work will center on commercial use cases tied to stablecoin payments and corporate treasury management. That includes new applications for cross-border payments and fund transfers built on stablecoins. The announcement was cited by Techub News, with PR Newswire named as the source. No additional financial terms or rollout timeline were disclosed in the brief. The partnership frames stablecoins as a possible tool for payment flows and treasury operations, while placing the focus on research and business exploration rather than a confirmed product launch.
MoonPay, a crypto payments company, and South Korean fintech firm Dunamu have announced a partnership to explore global digital asset financial infrastructure.
The companies said they will focus on commercial opportunities in stablecoin payments and corporate treasury management. That work includes new use cases for global payments and fund transfers based on stablecoins.
The item was cited by Techub News, which named PR Newswire as the source.
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