Funble Signs MOU with France's EuroSX

Funble announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with EuroSX, a French security token (digital security) trading platform. The agreement is aimed at strengthening cooperation in global capital markets, especially in Europe, and jointly developing innovative solutions for trading and expanding liquidity of tokenized assets.

Through this MOU, Fundble and EuroSX plan to issue real assets as token securities (STO) and distribute them on each company’s platform, thereby providing new opportunities for investors in the European and global markets. Fundble has specialized expertise in the issuance and distribution of token securities based on real assets, and EuroSX is a company with an investment network and advanced financial techniques in the European region. The two companies plan to lead the global token securities market by combining them.

Based on this agreement, in addition to Korea’s landmark assets such as Lotte World Tower and Haeundae LCT, which have already been tokenized and distributed, Funble plans to tokenize competitive Korean content and intellectual property (IP) assets such as K-Pop and K-Webtoons in the global market. Through this, it plans to make Korea’s excellent assets easily accessible to global investors, expand investment opportunities, and strengthen its position in the international financial market.

This MOU was signed at the CES 2025 event, arranged by KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency). At the signing ceremony, KOTRA President Kang Kyung-sung said, “I am pleased to provide an opportunity for Korean companies with innovative technologies and global technology companies to collaborate.” He added, “This MOU will continue to support Korea’s innovative technologies so that they can lead to global expansion and exports.”

“Funbl and EuroSX will work together to develop new business models and technological solutions in the global token securities market and lead the market,” a Fundble official said. “In particular, they will jointly seek ways to resolve liquidity issues and strengthen investor protection.”


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