Sahara AI and Danal Fintech are forming a strategic partnership in the payments sector.
The project focuses on settlements of AI-backed stablecoins and fraud detection.
The "Sorin" assistant from Sahara will be integrated into the Paycoin app.
The collaboration aims to automate cross-border payments for millions of users.
Company $SAHARA has signed a strategic partnership with South Korean company Danal Fintech. The two companies plan to build a new payment system based on stablecoins and artificial intelligence. On February 10, Sahara AI officially announced the agreement through its social media accounts, in a move aimed at introducing AI tools into real-world payment networks.
The partnership focuses on settlement and payment services based on stablecoins. It also includes the integration of Sahara AI's investment assistant, named 'Sorin', within Danal's Paycoin application. The goal is to provide users with instant market insights within a consumer payment environment.
AI tools for stablecoin payment networks
The two companies intend to apply artificial intelligence across several parts of the payment system, including transaction monitoring, fraud detection, and risk analysis. They also aim to automate settlement and accounting matching tasks. Cross-border payments represent another key focus area, as stablecoins are already helping to speed up international money transfers. With the support of artificial intelligence, the companies hope to make these processes more reliable and efficient.
Danal brings extensive experience in large-scale payments to the project, as its systems already serve millions of users across South Korea. In turn, Sahara AI offers its integrated platform for agents, which includes tools for automation, data processing, and real-time decision-making. Together, the two companies aim to test how artificial intelligence can enhance daily financial operations, starting the partnership with practical use cases rather than theoretical experiments.
Integrating Sorin within the Paycoin application
One of the first planned features is the integration of Sorin, the digital currency market assistant from Sahara AI. This assistant provides users with instant insights and analyses of investment portfolios. It will be added to Danal's Paycoin application, which already serves a large user base in South Korea.
With Sorin inside the application, users may receive clearer updates on market trends and asset exposure. The two companies affirm that the goal is to provide useful insights without entering the realm of regulated financial advice, instead focusing on clear information and automated assistance.
A bridge between artificial intelligence and traditional finance
This partnership reflects a broader trend in the financial sector, where stablecoins are transitioning from being tools for trading digital currencies to actual payment infrastructure. At the same time, artificial intelligence is entering the core of financial operations. By combining the two, Sahara AI and Danal hope to create smarter payment systems that can reduce manual work, improve risk checks, and accelerate cross-border transfers.
The project may also contribute to enhancing the adoption of stablecoins in Asia. South Korea has shown increasing interest in regulating digital assets and innovating financial technology. In this context, a major payment provider using AI-supported stablecoin networks may have an impact on the broader region.
Two companies with different capabilities
\u003cc-84/\u003e focuses on decentralized AI platforms, enabling its technology for developers and companies to build and operate AI agents on blockchain-based systems. Additionally, the platform supports data services, automation tools, and AI marketplaces.
Danal Fintech is one of the leading payment infrastructure providers in South Korea, handling large transaction volumes and expanding its business into blockchain-based payments through the Paycoin ecosystem. The partnership combines Sahara's expertise in artificial intelligence and Danal's transaction volume in payments. Both parties confirm that this step is just the beginning, with plans to explore more financial applications in the real world as the project evolves.
\u003ct-72/\u003e\u003ct-73/\u003e\u003ct-74/\u003e\u003ct-75/\u003e\u003ct-76/\u003e