Avg. settlement time
sec
FX & payment cost
%↓
Non-custodial & compliant
No Risk
Probelm
Sender
Transfer initiated
$100
Korean remitting bank
Same day
$99
SWIFT & intermediary network
+1 days
$97
Overseas correspondent bank
+2 days
$96
Recipient
Arrives in +2–3 days
$95
~1.5%
T+2
$2.2T/day
Solution
The three layers of the infrastructure
Layer 1
Routing
Optimal routing across networks
Layer 2
Settlement
Hybrid fiat + on-chain
Layer 3
Escrow
CASP-licensed hot wallet · Purplace Wallet

How it works
Step 01
Submit Intent
Submit a trade intent specifying amount, currency pair, and constraints (slippage and fee limits).
Step 02
Aggregate quotes
The Solver Network collects liquidity-provider quotes in real time and surfaces those that meet the conditions.
Step 03
Select & match
Competitive bidding (FBA/RFQ) awards the most efficient route — prioritizing speed for small trades and price for large ones.
Step 04
Execute & record
Records the finalized terms immutably as an on-chain Execution Commitment and triggers the asset transfer.
The architecture behind these four steps
Why Ezys

Built for Korean regulation
Sooho is the only infrastructure fluent in both Korean FX and virtual asset regulation. Global big tech and offshore stablecoin platforms are structurally unable to take this position.

The Network Your Wallet Connects To
If you are building a wallet, it needs a trading network to connect to. From EzysVault (CASP-licensed) to multichain routing, we provide every layer of the stack.

Best Execution, Always
Multiple networks compete with real-time quotes. Fiat or stablecoin — one API, regardless of asset type.

Bank of Korea Project Hangang Participant
Implemented the full lifecycle of public CBDC-based digital vouchers — design, issuance, payment, and burn — on blockchain infrastructure. Proven track record of processing 200,000+ transactions on the related systems.
Competitive comparison
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In-house mid-market
Fiat only
Retail-focused (KRW inbound only)
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In-house interbank
Fiat only
No institutional wholesale FX
R*****
Market-price dependent
Crypto only
Volatility & inclusion risk
T*****
Fixed rate
Fiat only
Nostro/Vostro capital inefficiency
Ezys
Real-time competitive quotes
Hybrid (fiat + crypto)
Core infrastructure for Korea's FX reform
Comparison compiled from public information · Intent-based matching model
Go-to-market · Proof
The same settlement infrastructure serves three markets — payments, FX, and securities. Pilots are underway across all three segments, and as one opens up, volume carries over to the next rail.
Live transactions underway
Payments · PG / Card
Payment and settlement infrastructure through a single API
Eliminates the double card-and-FX fees (5–8% on average) foreign tourists pay, while merchants settle instantly. From traveler wallet → Ezys settlement → merchant, the middle steps disappear.
FX & payment cost
settlement
settlement fee
Validated · awaiting commercialization
FX · Banking / Fintech
Cut both remittance cost and settlement time at once
Enters through the ₩20T annual retail remittance market and expands into institutional trade settlement. KRW-stablecoin-based FX removes Nostro/Vostro capital inefficiency.
Architecture validated · awaiting volume
Securities · Brokers
A compliant rail for on-chain asset trading
The endpoint of 24-hour trading is T+0 on-chain settlement. The FSC's T+2→T+1 roadmap reinforces this direction, settling brokerages' on-chain asset trades in a compliant state.
Partners & Clients
Trust Foundation
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Security architecture
Non-custodial
We never hold your assets
EzysVault 2PC architecture — transaction-only escrow
No custody · Ezys is not a counterparty
DvP settlement and anti-front-running
Compliance
Audit & compliance
CSAP-licensed (Purplace Wallet)
As of 100% KYC/AML via partner-bank verification
Technology provider for the BOK CBDC pilot (Project Hangang)
Operations
Operational security
Cross-chain track record via Reagent — ₩4T in audited and monitored assets
SlippageGuardHook (Chainlink CCIP · 60+ chains)
Phased governance opening (sole → shared nodes → shared governance)






























