Hana Securities announced on the 6th that it has signed a business agreement with SikSin to develop a fractional investment business model in the dining-out industry.


Hana Securities Signs Business Agreement with Food Tech 'Siksin' to Establish STO in the Dining Industry View original image

Hana Securities plans to create new business opportunities by applying the platform management know-how of food tech company SikSin to STO (Security Token Offering). SikSin operates the mobile meal voucher service 'SikSin e-SikGwon', the restaurant recommendation service 'SikSin', and the dining-out specialized space metaverse platform 'Twin Korea'. Based on the underlying assets provided by SikSin, Hana Securities will be responsible for issuing, distributing, and trading token securities.


Im Sang-soo, Head of WM Group at Hana Securities, said, "Through cooperation with SikSin, Hana Securities will develop a successful STO business model in the food tech and dining-out sectors to offer customers diverse experiences. We will continue to strive to introduce various STO contents."


Ahn Byung-ik, CEO of SikSin, stated, "Our goal is to successfully establish an STO model in the food tech and dining-out sectors. Based on years of service operation experience, we will do our best to create an innovative and efficient STO platform."



Meanwhile, Hana Securities is actively working to secure a leading position in the STO market. In April last year, it entered the real estate fractional investment market by partnering with LucentBlock and was designated as the account management institution for the ownership platform. In the first half of this year, it is preparing a raw materials fractional investment service through 'SenGold' in collaboration with ITCEN. It also signed a business agreement with Seoul Auction for art fractional investment at 'Print Bakery' and plans fractional investments related to game development and distribution with Saint Joy.


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