KBank, the South Korean neobank and exclusive partner of Upbit, filed 13 trademark applications for stablecoin wallets ahead of its upcoming IPO. Registered names include KSC Wallet, KSTA Wallet, Kstable Wallet, and Kbank SC Wallet, according to the Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS).
The applications cover software for cryptocurrency and stablecoin transactions, crypto mining, NFT applications, and financial services. In July 2025, KBank had already filed trademarks linked to stablecoin tickers. The filings indicate that the wallet will offer remittance, payment, and settlement functions.
The bank aims to list on the KOSPI on March 5, 2026, using IPO proceeds to expand its digital asset business. KBank signed an agreement with BPMG, Thailand’s Kasikorn Bank, and Orbix Technology to develop a stablecoin-based finance system between the two countries, targeting tourists and Thai workers in South Korea.
Since partnering with Upbit in 2020, KBank’s user base has grown over 500%, reaching around 15 million clients. The expansion of digital products aligns with the introduction of a new regulatory framework in South Korea.
Source: https://www.kipris.or.kr/khome/search/searchResult.do
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