South Korean bitcoin exchange and wallet startup Coinplug has raised $6.4 million from venture arms of major local financial institutions.
South Korean bitcoin exchange Coinplug has announed a new joint remittance venture with the fintech subsidiary of Japan-based investment group SBI.
The Bank of Korea has published research on issues it believes could hinder distributed ledger adoption, with a "supernode" being one solution.
South Korea’s largest credit card company is set to use a blockchain identity solution developed by local bitcoin startup Coinplug.
One of South Korea’s largest banks has inked an agreement with the best funded startup working in the bitcoin space. KB Kookmin announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with bitcoin payments startup Circle, as well as local startup Coinplug, today. Coinplug, which is based in South Korea, was previously revealed to be working with […]
South Korea's KB Kookmin Bank is developing a blockchain remittance solution with the aim of ushering in "safer and faster" foreign exchange services.
South Korean bitcoin services company Coinplug has closed a $5m Series B funding round.
Korea's Coinplug has won a mainstream fintech award for its blockchain-based user authentication system, one that offers significant benefits.
South Korea's Coinplug has enabled bitcoin purchases with credit cards through a network of over 7,000 traditional ATMs across the country.
South Korean firm Coinplug is selling physical bitcoin cards at 8,000 7-Eleven stores, with plans to expand to 24,000 stores nationwide soon.
South Korea's Coinplug has secured a $2.5m funding round from mainly local investors, and is targeting young online shoppers.
Development of comprehensive and free bitcoin APIs is one of the latest trends to emerge in the cryptocurrency industry.
South Korea's Coinplug has launched the country's first mobile apps for iOS, including both merchant and consumer tools.
One of Korea's 'big three' online payment processors allows bitcoin as an option for over 10,000 websites internationally.
The bitcoin multi-services company will use the new funds to hire more engineers and expand into new markets.