Finger invests in blockchain company PeerTech to "strengthen digital asset services"

Finger announced on the 4th that it will invest in PeerTech, a blockchain fintech company operating the digital asset exchange GDAC.

Through this partnership, the two companies have agreed to jointly strengthen their capabilities in global digital asset services, including token securities (STO) and non-fungible tokens (NFT). Additionally, based on each company's expertise, they plan to enhance B2B (business-to-business) specialization and business viability.

Finger, a KOSDAQ-listed company established in 2000, provides smart financial platforms to various financial institutions, including primary and secondary financial sectors, focusing on fintech technology and financial business know-how. Leveraging its experience and technology in the financial market, Finger is expanding related operations across industries by applying easy payment and Open API to new non-financial markets such as e-commerce and mobility. Among digital assets, STO and NFT sectors are key business areas, and the company also operates ‘DokdoBus,’ its own metaverse platform with about 10,000 simultaneous users.

PeerTech’s GDAC is the number one coin market exchange in terms of user traffic and is experiencing rapid growth. As the leading domestic corporate service provider, it offers various services to corporate and individual members, including digital asset tax accounting management solutions, GDAC fund services, as well as digital asset trading and custody.

Inju Ahn, CEO of Finger, stated, “We expect to create significant synergy by combining the strengths of both companies through this investment,” adding, “We will continue to strengthen our strategic partnership and make joint efforts to lead global digital asset services such as STO.”

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