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PARAMETA Unveils ‘On-Chain KYC’ Standard for Cross-Border Transactions at ADB Bond Forum

2026-02-13

PARAMETA Unveils ‘On-Chain KYC’ Standard for Cross-Border Transactions at ADB Bond Forum

  • Presented blockchain solutions as a Korean representative at the ADB-hosted ‘ASEAN+3 Bond Market Forum (ABMF).’
  • Enables secure cross-border investment via ‘On-Chain KYC’ technology, eliminating the need for asset bridging.
  • Garnered significant attention for its ‘ParaSta’ stablecoin platform-based wallet authentication.


SEOUL, South Korea – February 11, 2026 – PARAMETA Corp. (CEO Kim Jong-hyup), a leading Web3 Enabler, announced today that it presented a new standard model for cross-border transactions at the ‘45th ASEAN+3 Bond Market Forum (ABMF)’ in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Invited as a representative technology firm from Korea, PARAMETA showcased its proprietary blockchain solutions to key financial stakeholders across the region.

The forum, co-hosted by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Indonesia Financial Services Authority (OJK), is the premier bond market consultative body in the region, attended by finance ministries, central banks, and CSDs from ASEAN+3 nations.

PARAMETA presented during the ‘Digital Bond Market Forum (DBMF)’ session. Discussions on digital innovation were notably led by Korean representatives, including Park Joong-hoon of the Korea Securities Depository (KSD) and Professor Hyun Suk of Yonsei University, who served as session chairs.

On February 4, PARAMETA CSO Lee Junghoon delivered a keynote on “A Wallet-Based Eligibility Layer for Cross-Border Digital Bond Participation.”

The presentation focused on PARAMETA’s ‘On-chain KYC’ technology, designed to dismantle regulatory barriers in cross-border investment. Unlike traditional methods requiring complex paperwork and risky asset bridging, PARAMETA proposed a ‘Wallet Authentication (KYW)’ model via its ‘ParaSta’ platform.

By embedding eligibility data into the wallet, the model proves investor status without moving assets (Status Propagation). This approach ensures global regulatory compliance while simplifying the investment process.

Leveraging its experience in Korea’s regulated digital asset market, PARAMETA proposed this model as a common solution for Asian cross-border transactions. The presentation highlighted how the technology aligns with Korea’s Token Security (ST) institutionalization trends.

PARAMETA also showcased a successful pilot model for complex structured bonds, developed in partnership with RiskX, an AI firm specializing in structured product analysis and hedging.

“Our goal is to create a world where a single wallet enables safe global investment,” said CSO Lee Junghoon. “Building on this opportunity with the ADB, we aim to establish PARAMETA’s ‘On-chain KYC’ as the global standard for the Asian digital financial market.”