Ripple has signed a strategic partnership agreement with South Korean securities firm Meritz Securities to explore bringing institutional digital asset custody and tokenization infrastructure into the country’s capital markets. Meritz Securities said the agreement will also include an evaluation of Ripple Custody and other related solutions offered by the company. The update was carried by Techub News, citing Crypto.news. No additional terms of the partnership were disclosed in the brief report, and the companies’ next implementation steps were not detailed. The announcement centers on potential use cases for institutional-grade custody and tokenization in South Korea rather than a confirmed product launch.
Ripple has signed a strategic partnership agreement with South Korean securities firm Meritz Securities to explore introducing institutional digital asset custody and tokenization infrastructure to South Korea’s capital markets.
Meritz Securities said the agreement will also cover an evaluation of Ripple Custody and the company’s related solutions.
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