POSCO International, South Korea's largest trading company, has launched a blockchain pilot with LG CNS to tokenize trade receivables using Injective blockchain. This system creates a shared ledger for faster, more transparent settlement of trade receivables between overseas subsidiaries and partners, improving efficiency over traditional methods. The pilot uses real trade data and aims to finish this year before moving to live production, highlighting blockchain's growing role in trade finance and tokenized assets. This innovation aligns with South Korea's expanding enterprise blockchain adoption in global finance.
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