Shinhan Bank completes stablecoin pilot for corporate overseas remittances on Solana
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Shinhan Bank completed a stablecoin remittance proof of concept for corporate overseas payments using Solana. The test kept corporate customers in their normal banking workflows while Shinhan handled the digital-asset transfer and settlement side.
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Corporate customers and the bank’s operations team are the main groups affected here. The setup kept customers in their usual banking workflow while Shinhan took on the digital-asset transfer and settlement steps, so the practical change shows up in how the remittance is processed rather than in how customers initiate it.
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