PARAMETA Launches Free Stablecoin & STO Consulting Program to Support Digital Asset Business Expansion

Providing strategic guidance on business planning and infrastructure amid global regulatory developments

 

[Seoul, February 23, 2026] Web3 enabler PARAMETA announced today that it has launched a free one-on-one consulting program for companies preparing to enter the stablecoin and Security Token Offering (STO) space.

As major jurisdictions around the world accelerate regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and digital assets, the sector is increasingly being integrated into mainstream financial infrastructure. In response, companies in Korea are actively exploring new business opportunities, including stablecoin issuance models, digital asset-based payment and settlement systems, and STO structures.

Stablecoins and STOs are increasingly viewed not merely as technological tools, but as next-generation digital financial infrastructure capable of enhancing operational efficiency and expanding existing financial and platform businesses. With regulatory integration becoming more tangible, early-stage strategic planning and infrastructure design are emerging as critical factors for long-term competitiveness.

PARAMETA serves as the chair company of the Korea Stablecoin Alliance and has participated in industry and regulatory discussions. As an early blockchain-focused company, it has developed technical expertise spanning both traditional finance and Web3 finance. The company has delivered projects for financial institutions and public-sector organizations, and has obtained Korea’s first blockchain CSAP (Cloud Security Assurance Program) certification, strengthening its credibility in secure infrastructure operations.

Based on this execution experience, PARAMETA designed the program to help companies build stable and practical digital asset business structures from the early planning stages.

The consulting program goes beyond general advisory services and is structured as an integrated guidance session covering business planning and infrastructure strategy. Depending on the company’s stage, the consultation may include:

• Business model design direction
• Digital asset structural strategy
• Wallet and operational infrastructure planning
• Expansion roadmap development

The program will begin in February 2026 and is limited to the first 10 participating companies. It is open to organizations at the planning stage, those currently developing systems, or those already operating services. Customized meetings will be conducted based on a pre-submitted checklist.

Kim Minhwan, Head of Business Strategy at PARAMETA, stated,
“Digital asset-based finance is becoming a practical business opportunity within the evolving global financial landscape. Through this program, we aim to serve as a strategic partner for companies seeking to proactively prepare and execute their digital asset initiatives.”

Industry observers expect digital asset-based financial and payment services to expand across multiple sectors. Through this consulting initiative, PARAMETA plans to support the digital finance transition of domestic companies and contribute to the broader ecosystem development.

Applications can be submitted via the company’s website at parametacorp.com.