Xcure Completes Establishment of AXG Xcure Korea, Embarks on Full-Scale Regulated RWA Infrastructure Development

Xcure is set to embark in earnest on building a regulated infrastructure that links global digital asset funds with real-world assets (RWA).

On June 30, Xcure announced that it has completed the establishment of AXG Xcure Korea, laying the groundwork for digital asset-based settlement infrastructure and RWA-linked business initiatives.

The company plans to use AXG Xcure Korea as a hub to review the onboarding process for global investors and the development of a digital asset-based settlement system, while Aha Asset Management will review the selection and operational structure of RWA assets. Additionally, through Naoris Korea, Xcure aims to establish a secure and trusted infrastructure for digital assets, custody, and tokenized securities.

Xcure's upcoming business model is not simply about issuing domestic stablecoins or providing a payment method for general consumers. Instead, the focus is on building a foundational infrastructure that enables global investors and institutional funds to access RWA assets within a regulated framework in the future.

The Korean financial market has a rigorous institutional management system, including real-name financial transactions, anti-money laundering measures, and foreign exchange regulations, as well as a highly developed financial settlement infrastructure. Therefore, Xcure has set its business strategy toward creating an environment that allows global investors and institutional funds to access the RWA market, rather than targeting the general consumer payment sector.

AXG Xcure Korea is reviewing the feasibility of projects related to onboarding procedures for overseas investors, digital asset-based settlement processes, and future tokenization interfaces. However, during the actual business implementation, the process will comply with current laws and the regulatory direction of financial authorities, proceeding step by step in collaboration with licensed financial institutions and external experts.

Aha Asset Management will review the selection and operational structure of RWA assets based on a variety of underlying assets, including real estate, bonds, listed stocks, and short-term financial products. The decision on whether to commercialize these assets will be made after comprehensive consideration of applicable laws, licensing requirements, investor suitability, and the results of discussions with sales institutions.

Naoris Korea will be responsible for establishing digital asset security and internal control systems as required by institutional investors. This includes developing core security infrastructure such as digital asset wallets, custody, electronic signatures, multi-signature protocols, key management, transaction approvals, audit logs, and abnormal transaction detection.

A representative from Xcure stated, "By establishing this corporation, we have created an organizational foundation to pursue the digital asset-based RWA infrastructure business," adding, "Going forward, we plan to promote the business step by step in compliance with relevant laws and regulatory directions, in cooperation with licensed financial institutions and external custodians."

Meanwhile, in Korea, discussions on the legislation of tokenized securities and stablecoins are ongoing, and the detailed licensing requirements and scope of business possibilities are being continually refined. Xcure intends to prepare an RWA infrastructure business model that can be realized within the regulated system as the legal framework evolves.

Building on the establishment of AXG Xcure Korea, Xcure aims to expand its regulated RWA infrastructure business that connects digital and real-world assets.

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