MOIN and Nium Expand Partnership for Enhanced Global Payments

MOIN, a prominent fintech firm based in South Korea, has announced an expansion of its strategic partnership with Nium, a leader in real-time cross-border payment infrastructure. This development, revealed on November 27, 2025, during Korea Fintech Week, aims to significantly enhance global remittance and settlement services for both Korean consumers and businesses.

The expanded collaboration will enable MOIN to improve its outbound payout capabilities to major markets, including Japan (JPY), the United States (USD), Europe (EUR), Australia (AUD), and Canada (CAD). Additionally, this partnership facilitates access to emerging market currencies across Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. As a result, Korean individuals and enterprises will benefit from faster and more efficient money transfers to a wider array of destinations.

Since the inception of their partnership in 2018, MOIN has relied heavily on Nium as a vital remittance partner. The two companies now plan to enhance inbound payment flows into Korea by introducing new service types, additional use cases, and increasing transaction volumes in Korean won (KRW). This development will provide corporate clients and global partners, including marketplaces and platforms, with quicker and more reliable KRW settlements.

Innovative Payment Solutions on the Horizon

In tandem with the expanded partnership, MOIN and Nium are exploring stablecoin-based models for cross-border payments and settlements. This initiative combines MOIN’s expertise in blockchain technology with Nium’s extensive global network. The goal is to develop next-generation technologies that will improve transaction speed, reduce costs, and enhance liquidity efficiency.

The deepened integration with Nium’s network positions MOIN to offer faster and more affordable remittance services. This is particularly beneficial for businesses of all sizes, from exporters to digital platforms and financial institutions, as they seek to enhance their competitiveness through lower cross-border payment costs and improved settlement speed.

Ilseok Suh, CEO of MOIN, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “By further expanding our long-term partnership with Nium, we have established a foundation that enables Korean users and businesses to enjoy world-class remittance and payment experiences.”

Anupam Pahuja, Chief Revenue Officer at Nium, added, “Strengthening our partnership with MOIN allows us to extend the speed, transparency, and cost advantages their customers rely on, while scaling to support even greater growth.”

About MOIN and Nium

Founded in 2016, MOIN has been addressing the inefficiencies of cross-border payments by developing a proprietary payment network that stands apart from traditional systems. Initially targeting students studying abroad with its individual remittance service, MOIN has since broadened its focus to include businesses and e-commerce platforms. The company has received numerous accolades, including recognition as one of the world’s top fintech companies by KPMG in 2019 and being the only Korean remittance company included in the World Bank price index for 2023.

Nium, co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore, provides real-time cross-border payment solutions. Its infrastructure supports over 100 currencies and spans more than 190 countries, facilitating instant fund collection and disbursement. With regulatory licenses in over 40 countries, Nium enables seamless onboarding and rapid integration for its partners.

This expansion of MOIN’s partnership with Nium marks a significant step towards enhancing global financial solutions, ensuring that both individuals and businesses in Korea can navigate the evolving landscape of international payments with greater ease and efficiency.