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Renaiss and GIWATER have successfully integrated the TCG card machine application, with the latter becoming South Korea’s first decentralized exchange (DEX) to connect to this application.

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Renaiss and GIWATER have completed integration of TCG card machine applications, making GIWATER the first decentralized exchange (DEX) in South Korea to integrate such card-based use cases. GIWATER is a project selected for Upbit’s GIWA ecosystem incubation program, focused on delivering native liquidity and asset distribution services for the GIWA ecosystem. GIWA is an Ethereum Layer 2 network co-developed with Upbit, built to expand on-chain applications and asset services for the South Korean market. Under the partnership, Renaiss will provide GIWATER with key capabilities including the Proof of Fair random number fairness verification standard and third-party verifiable custody for card inventories. The two sides noted they will pursue more collaborations in the future across DeFi, RWA, and the collectibles market. Renaiss will also participate in events such as Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) in the near term to further advance local ecosystem partnerships in South Korea.

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