Square Tech and GOAT Network Sign MOU to Advance AI Agent-Driven Stablecoin Payments in South Korea
South Korean listed company Square Tech (KOSDAQ: 148250) announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GOAT Network to collaborate on exploring AI agent-driven stablecoin payment services in South Korea. DAC Labs, the core infrastructure developer for GOAT Network, will also provide technical support. The initial focus will be on integrating GOAT Network's AI agent payment technology into a stablecoin payment project for foreign tourists, jointly developed by Square Tech and Lordsystem. This project aims to allow foreign visitors to verify their identity using mobile passports and make payments with USD stablecoins at participating merchants in South Korea. Future expansion may include digital gift card and voucher purchases, with plans to support KRW stablecoins, all services subject to relevant South Korean laws and regulations.
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