XRP
Meritz Securities Partners With Ripple to Study Digital Asset Infrastructure
South Korean financial firm Meritz Securities is collaborating with Ripple to evaluate institutional custody, tokenization, and stablecoin solutions.
Meritz Securities has entered into a partnership with Ripple to explore digital asset custody and tokenization services for the South Korean capital markets.
The initiative is intended to help the securities firm prepare for regulated digital asset offerings as South Korea refines its legal framework. Initial efforts will focus on assessing Ripple's infrastructure under existing securities regulations.
Meritz is also reviewing potential applications across digital asset exchange-traded funds, fractional investments, security tokens, trading venues, and won-pegged stablecoins, with scope for broader collaboration as local regulations evolve.
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