Hanwha Investment & Securities announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kresus Labs, a leading U.S.-based digital wallet and Web3 infrastructure company, to collaboratively build digital asset infrastructure.
The MOU, signed during Abu Dhabi Finance Week (ADFW) 2025, aligns with Hanwha Investment & Securities’ strategy to transition into a specialized securities firm in the digital asset sector. Under the agreement, the two companies will work together on digital wallet development, the tokenization of financial instruments, blockchain technology infrastructure, and talent exchange across Web3-related businesses.
“Customized technology design from Kresus Labs will provide an important foundation for our digital asset business,” said Byung-Ho Jang, CEO of Hanwha Investment & Securities. “Within the regulatory framework, we aim to establish ourselves as a leading securities company that leverages blockchain and Web3 to deliver innovative services.”
Headquartered in the United States, Kresus Labs provides B2B and B2C digital wallet services that enterprise customers can offer under their own brand. Its platform combines tokenization infrastructure built on the Canton Network, a blockchain network designed for financial institutions, with multi-chain wallet technology that integrates and manages assets across multiple blockchains.
Hanwha Investment & Securities
Established in 1962, Hanwha Investment & Securities is a trusted financial services partner offering brokerage, wealth management and investment banking solutions across domestic and global markets. The firm is committed to advancing digital finance and supporting inclusive growth, providing reliable and forward-looking services that meet the needs of investors worldwide. Hanwha Investment & Securities continues to strengthen its core capabilities while pursuing strategic opportunities in key international markets.
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