Xecure Establishes Integrated Business Hub in Gangnam to Accelerate Quantum Security and Digital Asset Operations

On July 6, Xecure announced that it will integrate the business operation hubs of its affiliates, including Naoris Korea and AXGXecure Korea, into Gangnam. The company explained that this decision took into account the fact that Gangnam is a region densely populated with financial, fintech, blockchain, IT security firms, as well as investment and partner networks.

The purpose of this integration is to bring together the various business units engaged in quantum security, digital assets, and security infrastructure into a single space, in order to organically facilitate technology collaboration, business development, partnership building, and customer response. The new hub will serve as the key execution base for Xecure’s initiatives in post-quantum (PQC) security, digital asset security, real-world assets (RWA) and security token offerings (STO), stablecoin payment and settlement security, as well as institutional custody and wallet security operations.

Thus far, Xecure has expanded its business scope to include quantum security and digital asset infrastructure, building on its technological capabilities and customer base in security chips, USIMs, eSIMs, smart cards, and security solutions.

Through Naoris Korea, the company is working to commercialize post-quantum-based next-generation security technologies domestically and establish Korean-style quantum security infrastructure. AXGXecure Korea is responsible for real-world assets (RWA), security token offerings (STO), stablecoins, digital asset payment and settlement, and institutional security package businesses, aiming to enhance synergy between the affiliates.

The integrated hub will not only oversee overall strategy for new businesses in quantum security and digital assets, but will also support the commercialization of post-quantum and quantum security through Naoris Korea, and facilitate collaboration in real-world assets, security token offerings, stablecoins, and custody security business via AXGXecure Korea.

Additionally, the hub will be responsible for developing account authentication and high-value transaction approval models using USIM, eSIM, and secure element technologies; conducting partner briefings for financial, telecommunications, payment, exchange, custody, and real-world asset businesses; and supporting cooperation with domestic and international technology and financial partners.

The company stated that, through this organizational integration, it plans to unify business planning, technology review, customer proposals, and partner response functions that were previously dispersed among affiliates, with the goal of accelerating new business initiatives. In the quantum security field, Xecure aims to commercialize the application of post-quantum technology to USIM, eSIM, security chips, and security modules. In the digital asset sector, the company intends to advance its security infrastructure package by enhancing account and transaction security, wallet and custody security, as well as authentication, approval, and audit tracking systems for the issuance and distribution of real-world assets and security token offerings.

Kim Jiwon, CEO of Xecure, said, “This integration is not simply about consolidating office space, but about building an execution framework for our evolution into a quantum security and digital asset trust infrastructure company. By connecting Naoris Korea’s post-quantum security technology, AXGXecure Korea’s digital asset business capabilities, and Xecure’s established USIM, eSIM, and security solution infrastructure in one place, we will accelerate commercialization.”

He added, “As the institutionalization of digital assets accelerates, the importance of security, authentication, verification, approval, and audit tracking systems will only grow, not just for issuance and trading. We will proactively prepare account, transaction, and asset protection infrastructure for financial, telecommunications, payment, exchange, custody, and real-world asset businesses.”

This organizational integration is seen as a strategy to consolidate the technologies and business capabilities of the affiliates to enhance execution in quantum security and digital asset infrastructure operations, and to accelerate efforts to secure a leading position in the market.

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