Xecure Accelerates Domestic Quantum Security Business with Naoris

Xecure is set to expand its domestic quantum security and digital asset security infrastructure business, leveraging its collaboration with global quantum security company Naoris Quantum Protocol.

Xecure announced on June 11 that it will accelerate its domestic operations through the joint venture Naoris Korea, following World Liberty Financial (WLFI)—a digital asset project involving Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump—revealing plans to adopt the Movachain for its stablecoin USD1 and implement the Naoris security protocol.

This announcement is seen as evidence that Naoris’s quantum security technology and next-generation security solutions are becoming core security frameworks in the global stablecoin infrastructure market. As stablecoins expand into mainstream financial sectors such as payments, settlements, custody, digital wallets, and real-world asset tokenization (RWA), the importance of security technology to safeguard them is growing significantly.

Xecure plans to apply Naoris’s globally proven security technology—through Naoris Korea—to the domestic financial, telecommunications, public, and digital asset markets. In particular, the company aims to localize technologies with overseas commercialization experience to fit the domestic environment, focusing on business development in areas such as stablecoin payment security, custody and wallet security, user authentication, high-risk transaction approval, as well as next-generation cyber- and quantum security solutions.

The company believes that as the digital asset market grows, competition will increasingly shift from simple coin issuance to security, authentication, and infrastructure for payments and settlements. Accordingly, Xecure’s strategy is to secure a leading position in the domestic market by leveraging security technologies with global references.

Jiweon Kim, CEO of Xecure, stated, "The adoption of Movachain for USD1 and plans to implement the Naoris security protocol are symbolic cases demonstrating the growing importance of quantum and next-generation security technologies in the global stablecoin market." Kim added, "Through Naoris Korea, we will successfully introduce globally validated technology to the domestic market and translate it into tangible business results."

Kim continued, "The stablecoin market is now entering a phase where competition is not only about issuance but also about infrastructure—including security, authentication, payments, settlements, custody, and wallets. Xecure will lead the domestic digital asset security infrastructure market, building on more than 20 years of experience in USIM, eSIM, smart cards, financial IC cards, and mobile security technologies."

As Xecure accelerates its efforts to penetrate the domestic quantum security and digital asset infrastructure market using Naoris’s security technology—recognized in global stablecoin projects—it is expected to secure new growth drivers.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.