South Korean payment company Danal files 20 trademark applications related to stablecoins
According to Jinse Finance, South Korean payment company Danal has filed 20 trademark applications related to Korean won stablecoins. This move is part of the company’s broader strategy to gain an early foothold in the anticipated domestic stablecoin market. In preparation for potential future regulatory developments, Danal has submitted trademark applications for names including Pitch, PCIK, KRWD, KRWS, and PSC.
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