Seoul Fintech Lab announced that it participated in the global fintech conference "Money20/20 USA 2025," held in Las Vegas in October, with 10 Seoul-based fintech companies, and implemented a US market entry accelerator program. Money20/20 is North America's largest B2B conference representing the fintech, payments, and digital asset sectors, and is an industry event attended by major global financial institutions, big tech companies, and regulatory bodies.
During the event, participating companies explored practical business collaboration opportunities with North American financial institutions and global corporations. Fundble discussed a roughly 20 million won investment with energy company Aramco and confirmed partnership potential with North American financial institutions such as Vast.Bank and USBC. Agen Global continued discussions with global financial institutions such as VISA, Bank of America, and CITI on enhancing EV financing infrastructure and issuing EV loan-based security tokens, laying the foundation for expansion into the North American and European markets.
AI-based investment data solutions company Iza is discussing the introduction of its ETF-specific LLM and RAG-based analysis solutions with major U.S. securities firms, including JP Morgan and Bloomberg, and is reviewing the possibility of applying them to analysis systems for employees and customers.
At the "Seoul Fintech Demoday," hosted by Seoul Fintech Lab, North American investment firms such as JP Morgan, Rebel Venture Fund, and NV Business Partners participated. They reviewed the technologies and business models of participating companies, and follow-up discussions are currently underway with many of them. Seoul Fintech Lab and companies also visited the Nevada Office of Economic Development (GOED) to discuss legal and regulatory guidance and support programs necessary for entering the US market.
Seoul Fintech Lab has consistently operated global support programs, including the Dubai Fintech Summit, the Singapore Fintech Festival, and IR programs in Japan, Hong Kong, and Ireland. At this year's Money20/20 USA, participating companies achieved tangible results in the North American market, further demonstrating the global competitiveness of Seoul's fintech companies.
“Through participating in this event, we were able to confirm the global competitiveness and expanded opportunities for Seoul fintech companies,” said Choi Jin-won, head of Seoul Fintech Lab. “We will continue to provide systematic support on the global stage, including the North American market.”
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