Korbit, a virtual asset exchange, announced on April 9 that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Good Neighbors to promote donations based on digital assets.


Oh Sejin, CEO of Korbit (left), and Jeon Mison, Secretary General of Good Neighbors, are attending the business agreement ceremony held at the Good Neighbors headquarters in Seoul on the afternoon of the 8th and are posing for a commemorative photo. Korbit

Oh Sejin, CEO of Korbit (left), and Jeon Mison, Secretary General of Good Neighbors, are attending the business agreement ceremony held at the Good Neighbors headquarters in Seoul on the afternoon of the 8th and are posing for a commemorative photo. Korbit

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Korbit and Good Neighbors have agreed to introduce a new donation method utilizing digital assets in order to increase accessibility to donation participation and to create a foundation for more people to join in sharing.


The two organizations plan to establish a participation model for donations using digital assets and to conduct various collaborative projects, such as operating donation campaigns based on the exchange's platform.


Sejin Oh, CEO of Korbit, stated, "We hope to continue various social contribution activities so that virtual assets can be used as tools to realize social value, beyond simply serving as investment instruments. We expect that this agreement will provide more users with easy and meaningful opportunities to participate in sharing."


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Miseon Jeon, Secretary General of Good Neighbors, said, "We will continue to expand new ways of sharing participation based on virtual assets, and, on this foundation, provide stable support to children in need around the world."


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