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Jeonbuk Bank Tests Stablecoin Transfers via Solana Blockchain

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South Korea's Jeonbuk Bank has successfully completed a test of cross-border stablecoin transfers using a private channel on the Solana blockchain. The pilot, which involved the Solana Foundation and Node Infra, simulated the entire transfer cycle from depositing won and exchanging it for digital assets to settling and making payments abroad. The test used a model of remittances by foreign workers from Korea to their home countries.

The details of the counterparties and amounts involved in the test were not published on the main network, but the deposit and settlement outcomes were recorded. This test is a significant step forward in exploring the potential of blockchain technology in cross-border payments.

While the test was a success, it's worth noting that the details of the pilot were not disclosed, leaving some questions about the scalability and feasibility of this technology.

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