Sahara AI has entered into a strategic partnership with South Korean payment giant Danal Fintech to jointly build a stablecoin AI payment system.
PANews reported on February 10th that artificial intelligence company Sahara AI has entered into a deep collaboration with Danal Fintech, one of South Korea's largest payment technology companies, to jointly develop a next-generation AI payment system based on stablecoins. The two companies will combine Danal's large-scale payment and clearing experience with Sahara AI's full-stack agent platform to upgrade core scenarios such as cross-border payments and automated reconciliation with AI, improving the system's reliability and operational efficiency in real-world financial scenarios.
Meanwhile, Danal subsidiary PayProtocol plans to integrate Sahara AI's investment assistant, Sorin, into the Paycoin App, providing millions of users with real-time market updates and asset analysis. This collaboration marks Sahara AI's official entry into large-scale traditional finance and payment scenarios.
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