Table order service specialist T-Order announced on the 25th that it has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with blockchain platform 'Sui' to commercialize payment infrastructure based on stablecoin utilization.
Sui is a public blockchain designed for mass adoption. Through this collaboration, both companies plan to expand the real-world application of stablecoin-based digital payment systems and accelerate the commercialization of blockchain technology. In particular, by integrating T-Order's nationwide table order network with Sui's blockchain, various digital payment methods, including QR codes and facial recognition-based payment capabilities, are expected to be adopted into everyday commerce environments.
The two companies have also partnered with Walrus, a decentralized data solution, to establish an infrastructure capable of processing transaction and membership data on the blockchain. Sui plans to launch a KRW-based stablecoin in the future, which it claims will enable ultra-fast transaction processing and enhanced security for payment experiences. Walrus processes transaction and reward data on-chain, ensuring data integrity and resilience, and is also considered to have strengths in cost efficiency and accessibility.
Regarding this agreement, Christian Thompson, Managing Director of the Sui Foundation, said, “Through our collaboration with Tea Order, we will be able to demonstrate the practical utility of blockchain technology in Korea’s restaurant and retail markets. It will provide new opportunities for the 190 trillion won domestic restaurant industry and provide an improved user experience for millions of consumers.”
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