Upbit parent Dunamu partners with Visa on stablecoin payments and AI commerce

Upbit’s operator, Dunamu, has entered into a strategic partnership with Visa.  

The two companies will build stablecoin-based payments, cross-border remittances and AI-driven financial services. 

What is Dunamu planning with Visa deal? 

A partnership between Dunamu and Visa was unveiled at Visa’s Global Market Support Center in San Francisco. 

The plan pairs Dunamu’s digital asset technology, including custody, transfers and anti-money-laundering tools built up through Upbit, with Visa’s payments network. Specifically, the deal will explore international payments, remittances and settlement services running on stablecoins, as well as AI-powered finance. 

The company will also explore agentic commerce, where an AI agent hunts for a product or service and completes the purchase and payment on the user’s behalf. 

Both firms have said they will examine business models built on OUSD, which is the dollar-backed stablecoin from the Open Standard consortium that includes Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, Circle and more than 140 other institutions. However, it has not launched yet.

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