Kyobo Life Insurance and Toss Sign Business Agreement on Digital Asset Services
Kyobo Life Insurance and Toss to Develop Specific Utilization Methods for Digital Assets
Standardized Model to Be Established Following Technology Validation
Kyobo Life Insurance announced on the 12th that it had signed a business agreement with Toss on August 7th at the Kyobo Life Insurance headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul, to establish a digital asset ecosystem and collaborate in the service sector.
On the 7th, at the Kyobo Life Insurance headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Park Jinho, Vice President of Kyobo Life Insurance (left), and Kim Gyuhah, Vice President of Toss, are posing for a commemorative photo during the business agreement ceremony for cooperation in building a digital asset ecosystem and service sectors. Kyobo Life Insurance
View original imageThis agreement aims to establish a foundation for jointly providing various financial services utilizing digital assets.
Kyobo Life Insurance and Toss will further define the ways digital assets can be utilized, and will develop a standardized model through activities such as Proof of Concept (PoC).
Based on this, both companies have agreed to actively develop innovative services and to promote mutual information exchange, as well as to establish a joint response system.
The two companies expect that this collaboration will become a leading example of innovation in the digital asset field.
In particular, Kyobo Life Insurance believes that its longstanding trust and outstanding brand value, when combined with Toss's user base, can generate significant synergy in the digital asset market.
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Park Jinho, Vice President of Kyobo Life Insurance, stated, "Kyobo Life Insurance, known for its stability, and Toss, recognized for its convenience, will work closely together to provide differentiated financial services for customers."
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